PetroDollaxxx:

Stop smoking weed

Painment part II

PetroDollaxxx:
Nonsense talk

Painment

delugajackson:
I'm begining to suspect that people who strip criminals na.ked are perverts. Only a sex-starved and sexually depraved person would want to have the priviledge of free sex entertainment. Why strip them of their dignity? Why not hand them over to the Police as being done in civilized countries? Must we always display our backwardness to the whole world?

This inhumane act of stripping offenders bare is so archaic, uncivilized and uncalled for. Criminals have rights too. Afterall, they're still humans like us and they deserve a little bit of respect.

Sidon de blow grammer.

The mob should have poured acid in their pussy sef

ifymadu:
Why them no remove the guy pants?

Because the guy na just driver. Na de females be original kidnappers.

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I strongly sense Benue State is about to get Redemption.


The man of integrity will definitely do the Job.

I now remember the late Rev Father Moses Orshio Adasu.


REV FR MOSES ORSHIO ADASU:

A RESOUNDING SUCCESS STORY Rev Fr Moses Adasu's tenure in office as Governor lasted less than two years owing to the fact that the third republic was aborted by Gen Sani Abacha who seized power in November 1993.

That notwithstanding, in the short time he spent as Governor,Rev Fr Adasu remarkably and amazingly achieved so much. His outstanding achievements and enduring legacies are unprecedented and till date have not been matched by any Governor in the state after him.

Below are some of the projects that Rev Fr Moses Adasu conceived, initiated and executed partly or in some cases fully within six months of his tenure;

1. Benue State University (BSU).

2. College of Education,Oju.

3. Benue Furniture Factory (land secured)).

4. New Benue Printing and Publishing Company.

5. Permanent site,College of Education, Katsina Ala (work had started).

6. A new Cement Company in Mbatiav (discussions had begun with Pakistani and other technical partners,work was scheduled to commence soon before his government was prematurely terminated).

7. A Pharmaceutical Company (to be part of Medical Centre at Apir).

8. Yam flour plant.

9. Makurdi Beach and Wonderland (work had started).

10. A Ceramics Company.

11. Alpha Plastics Company (part payment already paid to technical partners).


12. Benue Tourism Board.

13. Agricultural Development Company.

14. Directorate for New Industries (draft bill was ready)

15. A comprehensive water scheme

16. A Professionally Oriented University (Prof Ibu of UniJos donated computers,equipment,etc worth N10 Million)

17. A Paint/Polish Company (discussion were at an advanced stage with technical partners)

18. Domestic/Industrial Starch Company. (discussions started with technical partners)

19. Piggery.

20. Concrete Products Company (BENCO Roof Tiles) -work had started.

21. Glue and Garri Factory Complex

22. General Hospitals for each LGA.

23. Tarred roads linking Local Government headquarters.

24. Youth/Wonem Cultural Centre for all LGAs

25. An International Games Village (work had already commenced on an Olympic sized swimming pool)

26. Centre for Development of Traditional Medicine.

27. BENTHA(Tractor Hiring Agency) to become a limited liability company.

28. A new fertilizer distibution approach.

29. Owner-Occupier Houses for workers.

30. Buruku Model Plantation.

31. A Fruit Juice Factory at Katsina Ala (land acquired).

32. Medical Centre, Apir. (work commenced).

33. JS Tarka Foundation.

34. BNARDA, DFFRI, Rural Division of Ministries of Agriculture,Works to be activated and fully equipped to further open up rural roads.

35. Construction of 30Km of township roads for Makurdi and 20Km of township roads for Gboko and Oturkpo towns.

36. Affordable Labour Tranport Service for Makurdi, Gboko and Oturkpo towns and assistance to LGAs to establish same.

37. 330 KVA National Grid (through Rev Fr Adasu's efforts, contract eventually awarded by the Federal Government).

These were projects and programs within barely a year in office.

Other laudable policies initiated or implemented by him include; a new government- labour policy, a new approach to basic science education and a new media relations policy.

Also appointments were made to reflect state character and to assuage historically neglected areas. For example, for the first time directors-general were appointed from Njiriv, Taraku and Etulo. Also a commissioner was appointed from Turan in Kwande.

Father Adasu implemented people oriented policies and projects that impacted positively on all spheres of the state. He also reopened the College of Education Oju to heal the wounds of its closure in 1984.

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cc: Omenka and co.

These are the kind of Aspirants you should support for the redemption of your state and not the usual corrupt Politicians who have sold your future and that of your generation.

Mztarstrechy:
Fulani herdsmen in the early hours of today attacked Ali community near Daudu, Guma LGA, Benue State. 4 people are already dead while others are injured.Here are live photos from Benue State University Teaching Hospital, Makurdi with more victims arriving the hospital.

cc; Lalasticlala, mynd44

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/04/fulani-herdsmen-attack-daudu-in.html?m=1

Yea on point Op.
More dead bodies keep arriving.
I was not allowed to take snaptures though.

Omenka come and see one of the reasons why your salaries and allowances are still owed.







FTC

The full implementation o the Law has already began

www.nairaland.com/4196336/court-remands-first-violator-benue

One foolish Fooolani idiot is in trouble already

Buhari will not like this.
Buhari is a pretender.
Fulani Herdsmen = Miyetti Allah = Terrorists.

Nnelily:
In the spirit of continuity regarding the recent thread concerning Benue brides/ladies.
I gathered a collection of the Tiv brides/ladies of benue.
I will bring on the igede soon.
Aren't they beautiful?
Cc Lalasticlala

Tiv girls fine die

Woman throws stepdaughters into well in Nasarawa



The Police Command in Nasarawa State has arrested a 20-year-old Housewife, Aisha Isah, for allegedly throwing into a well her two stepdaughters, Zainab 4, and Baaba 2, over disagreement with her Co-wife.


The Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the command, DSP Kennedy Idirisu, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Lafia, Nasarawa.


Idirisu said that the suspect was arrested from Yelwan-Bassa village in Kokona Local Government Area following a report of the incident.

He said the suspect had confessed to the crime and expressed remorse over her action.


He said investigation revealed that Aisha, who is the second wife of Alhaji Isah, was always at loggerhead with the first wife, Maimuna, and that all efforts by their husband to settle their differences were unsuccessful.


The PPRO said Aisha claimed that the first wife was always instigating her children not to run errands for her, a development that infuriated her since she had no child of her own.


That she had given birth to a baby girl in 2016, but the baby died after six months.

He said Aisha had thrown baby Baaba into the well in April but since no one saw her, the family believed the baby accidently fell into the well and died.


On Aug. 26, the police spokesman said, Aisha raised alarm that another child, Zainab, had fallen into the well and the husband dashed into the well to rescue the baby.

He said the husband brought out the baby dead with her hands tied, which drew suspicion from the family and villagers leading to the arrest of Aisha.


According to him, Aisha later confessed to the crime and also accepted responsibility for the death of baby Baaba in April.

He said the suspect would be prosecuted as soon as investigation into matter was concluded.

http://thenationonlineng.net/woman-throws-stepdaughters-into-well-in-nasarawa/

Wetin Konsain me.....

History/Google never forgets


cc: Omenka, Omenkalives

bkool7:


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/northern-youths-write-osinbajo-beg-allow-igbo-go-biafra/
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Is that not Wantaregh Paul Iorpuu Unongo I see in that picture (by my left without cap)

Word For Today
Having the right attitude

19 June 2017

‘You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had.’

Philippians 2:5 NLT
"Philippians 2:5 NLT"::http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Philippians 2:5 &version=NLT

How many jobs do people lose every day because of poor attitudes?

How many are passed over for promotion because of the way they approach their work and the people around them?

How many marriages fall apart?

It would be impossible to calculate. No one should ever lose a job, miss a promotion, or destroy a marriage because of a poor attitude. Why?

Because a person’s attitude isn’t set; it’s a choice. Chuck Swindoll writes: ‘Attitude, to me, is more important than education, than money, than circumstances, than failures, than successes, than what other people think or say or do. It’s more important than appearance, giftedness, or skill. It will make or break a company…a church…a home. The remarkable thing is we have a choice every day regarding the attitude we embrace for that day.


We cannot change our past…we cannot change the fact that people act in a certain way. We cannot change the inevitable.


The only thing we can do is play on the one string we have, and that is our attitude…I’m convinced that life is 10 per cent what happens to me and 90 per cent how I react to it.


And so it is with you…We are in charge of our attitudes.’ Paul writes, ‘You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had.’ He always approached people with love, grace, acceptance, and a heart to serve rather than be served. So if your attitude hasn’t been as good as it could be, make this your starting point. Pray: ‘Father, give me a Christlike attitude towards everyone I meet.’


Bible in a Year: 1 Chron 25-27; Acts 19:1-22;
"1 Chron 25-27; Acts 19:1-22; "::

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[b]Word For Today
Having the right attitude[]
19 June 2017
‘You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had.’
Philippians 2:5 NLT
"Philippians 2:5 NLT"::http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Philippians 2:5 &version=NLT
How many jobs do people lose every day because of poor attitudes? How many are passed over for promotion because of the way they approach their work and the people around them? How many marriages fall apart? It would be impossible to calculate. No one should ever lose a job, miss a promotion, or destroy a marriage because of a poor attitude. Why? Because a person’s attitude isn’t set; it’s a choice. Chuck Swindoll writes: ‘Attitude, to me, is more important than education, than money, than circumstances, than failures, than successes, than what other people think or say or do. It’s more important than appearance, giftedness, or skill. It will make or break a company…a church…a home. The remarkable thing is we have a choice every day regarding the attitude we embrace for that day. We cannot change our past…we cannot change the fact that people act in a certain way. We cannot change the inevitable. The only thing we can do is play on the one string we have, and that is our attitude…I’m convinced that life is 10 per cent what happens to me and 90 per cent how I react to it. And so it is with you…We are in charge of our attitudes.’ Paul writes, ‘You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had.’ He always approached people with love, grace, acceptance, and a heart to serve rather than be served. So if your attitude hasn’t been as good as it could be, make this your starting point. Pray: ‘Father, give me a Christlike attitude towards everyone I meet.’
Bible in a Year: 1 Chron 25-27; Acts 19:1-22;
"1 Chron 25-27; Acts 19:1-22; "::

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More.....

Some screenshots of comments from the post shared below.

Below is the eyewitness account shared by a facebook user......

WOMAN DISCOVERED WITH PENIS IN MAKURDI!

A commercial sex worker (Ashawo) was arrested in a night club (xima) for stealing a hand set from her colleague on Saturday.
During the investigation, the proustite in question was identified as JENNIFER by her colleagues & neighbours.


While conducting a search on her, the woman police officer raised alarm that the suspect (Jennifer) fake her breasts by using rags in a bra.


On the arrival of her (police) male colleagues a long big banana (penis) was visibly in between her legs.


CONFESSION!
The Boy (JENIFER) said she was initiated when she was 14yrs.
That she dresses like a girl and goes out for commercial sex business.


That when a man sees her, he hardly pass without taking him home for hired sex.
That people pay him any amount he charge for sex.


That she invoke a female reproductive organ (Toto, ikyur, etc as u may call in your languages) when the man starts having feelings.


She doesn't know how the "TOTO" come but a spirit controls the appearance & disappearance of the female organ.


That any man that enjoyed her invoked female genital will not have a child again.


Many guys confessed to have slept with her and try to argue that he is not a man but he confessed that he is under a spirit that control the act. Guys be careful of how you live your life.

I was an eye witness.

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Victor Anichebe released by Sunderland



Nigerian striker Victor Anichebe was one of 11 players released by English club Sunderland AFC on Friday.


The Black Cats suffered relegation from the Premier League at the end of the 2016/17 season and have now let go of a host of players, including former South Africa captain Steven Pienaar.


Anichebe made 18 league appearances for Sunderland last season, scoring three goals for the club in their doomed attempt to avoid dropping down to the second tier of English football.

Anichebe has also represented Everton and West Bromwich Albion in his club career.

https://mtnfootball.com/news/713313/Victor-Anichebe-released-by-Sunderland

Leadership in Benue State is a true definition of the ''Law of Diminishing Returns''

Former Gov George Akume brought Motorcycles.

Former Gov Gabriel Torwua Suswam brought Pigs aka ''Tor Gyo''

Gov Samuel Ortom has brought Wheelbarrows to empower Benue Youths.


Chaiiiiiiiiii God what is the offence of Benue Youth now

To even imagine it's the Police Officer whose duty is to protect the Commissioner that is carrying the Umbrella makes me weak.


Lalasticlala come and chi chomchin

To even imagine it's the Police Officer whose duty is to protect the Commissioner that is carrying the Umbrella makes me weak.

But which state is that

Danycrusoe:


u didn't read any of that or u just decided to turn a blind eye to it. Go to tweeter and visit Rangers official page u will see Wat we are talking about.

Oluwa o seun to dami si doni. today x my birthday

You sower higher and higher.
HBD

maidaboi:
THANK GOD IS FRIDAY AND MY BIRTHDAY

Thank you Lord Jesus for adding another year onto my years today, i pray that this year will be a blessing to me and the super eagles

i will like to use this medium to beg for forgiveness from this forum members if there is anything, post, comments that i made that you feel that i am guilty or wrong please forgive me, as i forgive those who i think did me wrong.

This thread has even gone beyound football that sometimes we discussed about our personal problems, lets continue to live as brothers and sisters, i pray that this love and freindship will have no end and will grow day by day

I also want to use this medium to thank all wellwishers, only God that will repay all your wishes.

THANK YOU ALL.....!!!

HBD Sir. Long life and divine provision and protection are the least of my wishes to you as you clock more years.

Lalasticlala, Seun when will you move these proverbs to FP?

We need laff off the stress of the recession for the day.

Pidgin Proverbs
1. Na for old age ashawo dey know the value of pikin.
2. Woman wey never see problem.. Na im dey still hold breast run.
3. Woman wey dey find pikin no dey wear pant sleep.
4. Rat wey follow lizard enter rain, na later é go hear am.
5. Na for afternoon dem dey find black goat.
6. Weather hot!! É No mean say fowl go lay boiled egg.
7. EYE WEY DEY CRY DEY SEE ROAD?.
8. Pikin wey him mama back cross water, wey say him march fish, wetin him mama go march?
9. Small pikin wey dem carry for back no know say the journey far.
10. Person wey don faint before no be
stranger to death.
11. Person wey chop belle full, no know wetin hungry man dey see.
12. No be as woman dey close eye enjoy sex she dey enjoy labour pains.
13. Yansh no get teeth but e dey cut shit.
14. Lizard wey fall from tall iroko tree, if nobody hail am!! é go hail himself
15. IF GIRL TAKE HUSBAND DO BOYFRIEND, NA SHE SABI.
16. Cockroach wey jam fowl, jam bad luck.
17. Na cricket tell him children say, No matter how ground strong, Them no go sleep outside.
18. Pikin wey say him mama no fine dey use style call him papa blind man.
19. No be eye wey dem take chop eba dem take dey share meat.
20. Person wey use Elephant set trap, na him know wetin he wan Catch.
21. When Breeze Blow Fowl Yash Go Open.
22. STUDENT WEY READ NA HIM SERIOUS, BUT STUDENT WEY PASS NA HIM KNOW BOOK.
23. Dem no dey tell tortoise say race don start.
24. Dem no dey tell blind man say salt no dey for food.
25. Before you see monkey, monkey don see you.
26. Thief wey jump fence enter house
where owner dey wait for am, no go jump again.
27. If pikin say he sabi die, him papa sef go tell am say him sabi bury.
28. Na wetin dey sweet for goat mouth, Na im dey kill am.
29. If e be like say everybody dey craze" na you dey craze.
30. Meat wey you dey forbid, no use your teeth cut am.
31. My thing and our thing no be the same oh.
32. Na happiness dey make prick stand.
33. Na as goat stand for market dem dey price am.
34. Craze no hard to form, na the trekking be wahala.
35. Its a small world!! No mean say you fit trek from Naija go London.
36. No matter how hot your temper be, e no fit boil beans.
37. Chicken wey run from Borno go Ibadan go still end up inside pot of soup.
38. Today’s newspaper na tomorrow Suya wrap.
39. Akara and moi moi get the same parent, na wetin dem pass through make dem different.
MY PIPUL UNA FIT ADD UNA OWN O!

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Honourable Chief (Mrs.) Margaret Mwuese Icheen (PDP), Kwande-East State Constituency.

Born on 26 June 1957, Margaret Mwuese Icheen (Speaker Benue State House of Assembly ) made history as the first female Speaker of any Nigerian legislature on 31st May, 1999.

Chairman Federal Character Commission, Benue State.

2.

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Rosemary Sugh, a 23-year old graduate of Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, Zaria, was born on November 14, 1992...and according to an interview she granted last year, she has flown three planes so far, a TD9, a TD20, and a Multi Engine, B68.

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Speaking about why she became a pilot, Rosemary, who is from Kwande local government area of Benue state. said; It was my childhood determination. When I look up and see planes flying and making noise , I was like, God, I have to be a pilot. And it helped me in the sense that the kind of movies I watched, one of the movies was Starship Trooper. There was a lot of discouragement from my parents and other people. They assumed that if you are a lady and you are a pilot, you may not marry, you can’t cope with marriage. So, when I saw a lady in that Starship Trooper, I was moved. I said wow, if this girl can fly, then I can fly. And I put it into prayers, despite all the obstacles and discouragement."

https://www.nairaland.com/2509066/23-year-old-benue-state

3. Mrs.Farida Waziri
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Former EFCC Chairman.

4. HON. CHIEF, DR. (MRS.) ELIZABETH AFADZWANA IVASE (OON, FIGSR, FTLI)August 9, 2013-(2)

Chief Mrs. Elizabeth Afadzwana IvaseChief Mrs. Elizabeth Ivase is a Tiv woman of distinction with many firsts ascribed to her, the most prominent being the first woman of Tiv extraction to be named a minister in Nigeria. She is a woman who was able to very successfully combine family and career in a way that can only be admired and emulated. Born on the 8th of August 1936, she is an epitome of the quintessential Tiv woman of honour and pedigree.Though now widowed, Chief Elizabeth Ivase enjoyed many years of marriage to Joseph Orvihi Ivase, and had four children with him husband before he passed on.


Chief Mrs. Elizabeth Ivase in a loving embrace with her husband Chief Orvihi Ivase on the occasion of her conferment with an honourary Doctorate degree by the Benue State University, Makurdi in 2004She continues to remain relevant in the scheme of things despite health challenges which she currently battles.ACHIEVEMENTSThe first woman fromBenue Stateto be appointed a Civil Commissioner: Oct. 1979 – Jan.1982 2.The first woman from the Northern States and Benue in particular to be appointed a Minister of State of theFederal Republic of Nigeria: Feb. 1982 – Sept. 1983.The first Chairman of the Women’s Commission in Benue State: 1991 – 1992The first and only female member of theBenue- Plateau StateThinking Group (Called Leaders of thought): 1973 – 1974First female member of theGbokoTown Council: 1971 – 1973The first Chairman Board of Trustees of Nigerian Association of Women Entrepreneurs.Other firsts include: (a) 1st female member of theBenue – Plateau scholarship board (b) 1st femalemember TIV L.E.A (c) The first TIV woman to be elevated as a Chief Education OfficerThe Zubeyde Hanin Merit Award was given to her by the President of TurkeyWith the above merits theFederal Government of Nigeriacapped it in 2002 by honouring her with the award ofOFFICER OF THE ORDER OF THE NIGER(OON). Additionally, the LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE OF NIGERIA honoured her with the Fellow of the Leadership Institute in 2002. This was followed by the Fellow of the Institute of Governance and Social Research, 2002 by the Institute of Governance and Social Research.Through these appointments, she was able to help people achieve particularly their educational desires. It was when she was a Commissioner forSpecial Duties that she conceived and brought to fruition the establishment of the famous Taraku Soya Mill in Benue State. Conceived and executedthe Earth Dam project at Ahungwa in Yandev, Benue State which up to now supplies industrial water to Benue Cement Company PLC. During hertime as a member of Scholarship Board in Benue-Plateau many females were granted overseas scholarship to study in the U. K. and theUnited States. As the first female Chief Education Officer I/C, Gboko L.E.A. from 1979 the teachers did not go on strike as they were paid their salaries and when due.At the Wilinks Commission of Inquiry for the minorities in 1957 she made a presentation and advocated for women to be given adult suffrage (right to vote and be voted for) and their civic rights. Todaywomen in Nigeriavote and are voted for. That single voice of advocacy is today yielding fruits.As a member of Board of Governors of Women Teachers College, Kabba between 1959 to 1961, she single handedly ensured the admission of over 200 girls (especially of Tiv origin) into the institution from the then Benue Province. In 1981when the Federal Government sent over 21 indigenes of the then Benue State to theUKfor middle level manpower development. Two of these students were Tiv girls. Today these peopleare working both in Benue State and at the Federal level. She was also a member of the panel that drew up the document that made it possible for the establishment of the Benue University. As a Commissioner for Education (1980-81), she initiated and ensured the establishment of Day Secondary Schools all over the then Benue State in order to bring College education closer to communities. She was honoured with the prestigious title of the Penda Tyo U TIV (The Heart and Centre of the TIV Nation). This makes her an advisory member of the TIV Traditional Council. She is the first and current serving President of the Mdzough U Kasev TIV (TIV Wives and Women’s Association Worlwide), the Women wing of Mdzough U Tiv. 24. In 2004, theBenue State Universityhonoured her with an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters. Dr. Lit. (Hon).

MEMBERSHIP OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS/AGENCIES(a) Member, Women Consultative Committee of Nigeria – Israel Foundation of Agricultural research (NIFAR) 1993 – Date(b ) UN Sponsored delegate to the 4thWorld Conference on Women, Beijing. September 1995UNPUBLISHED WORKS(a ) Financing of Education in Gboko Local Government Education Authority Area of Benue State of Nigeria (1971 – 1973)(b ) Project submitted for the Award ofDiploma inEducationPlanning and Administration of the Institute of Education, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. June, 1974(c ) An investigation into the development of the Administration of Primary Education in the TIV Area of Benue State of Nigeria and Evaluation of its efficacy. Problem study submitted in partial fulfillment for the B. Ed. (Admin) Part 1 Degree Course to the University College, Cardiff June 1976( d) The structure and Administration of Primary Education in the TIV Area of Benue State of Nigeria (1948 – 1976). Dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the B. Ed Degree Course (B. Ed Admin). To University College Cardiff. June 1977(e ) The Constraint of the implementation of Universal Primary Education in Benue State of Nigeria (1978 – 1982) Thesis submitted to the University of Wales in Fulfillment of the Requirements for the candidature for the Degree of Master of Education June 1983PAPERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS(a ) The participation of women in politics at all levels of Government Nigeria paper presented at the first conference of Women Ministers/Commissioners in the Federal Republicof Nigeria, held in Port Harcourt on the 10th of October. 1980(b ) The past, present and the future role of women in Nigeria’s Political process Paper presented at the symposium organized by the NUJ for the political Debate at the p