₦airaland Forum

ramdris:
When denrele was okay. Now witches don change his destiny

lolz gods of their 4 fathers

weed at youthful age is very bad desist from it or u will end up lyk dem

weed at old age.

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has relieved the
Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Suleiman Abba of his
appointment and duties with immediate effect.
IGP Suleiman Abba
President Jonathan has also appointed Deputy Inspector-
General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase as Acting Inspector-
General of Police, also with immediate effect.
Until his appointment as Mr. Abba’s replacement, Mr. Arase
was the Head of the Force Criminal Intelligence and
Investigation Department.
Mr. Arase holds Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Law, as
well as Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Political Science
and Strategic Studies.
He is also a Fellow of the Nigerian Defence College.
Reuben Abati
Special Adviser to the President
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America is a very evil country. Am still waiting for puttin to flush dem out. Any country that is friend with america will not develop rather they will b stock in one stage .i just pray for nigeria cause the way am seen it americal will be the one ruling us ....buhari is just a puppet kept there .

This is the outcome of smoking weed at old age

who is america to tell us what 2 do.........just a matter of time before russia finish dem ooo

i love d peace full protest

Ogun State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, Buruji
Kashamu , has accused former President Olusegun Obasanjo
of plotting to abduct and extradite him to the US.
Kashamu, the Senator-elect for the Ogun East District, alleged
that Obasanjo was working with local and foreign security
agencies to achieve the aim.
The allegations were contained in a petition filed by Kashamu
through his lawyer, Ajibola Oluyede, and submitted to the
National Human Rights Commission (NHRC).
The petition, titled “Prince Buruji Kashamu: Abduction plans
by United States of America’s agents in collaboration with
law enforcement agencies in Nigeria”, was addressed to the
Executive Secretary of the NHRC, Prof. Ben Angwe.
“The current plan to abduct him (Kashamu) is an admission
by the US authorities that there is no case against him and is
a design instigated and commissioned by Obasanjo who
seeks revenge against him for the comprehensive political
defeat Obasanjo suffered because of Kashamu in the PDP,”
Oluyede wrote.
Oluyede further urged the commission to intervene in the
matter “in accordance with the jurisdiction expressly given to
your commission by the National Human Rights Act 1995 as
amended to carry out an inquiry into the matter in order to
establish the culpability and compromise of certain institution
in this despicable plan and to protect our client’s fundamental
human right to liberty, life and dignity of his person.”
“Kashamu’s enquiry revealed that indeed there had been
moves by US officials within the region to secure the
assistance of the head of the INTERPOL division in Nigeria,
Mr. Solomon Arase, a Deputy Inspector General of Police, for
the arrest and delivery to the US officials of Kashamu for
transportation to the US without following the due process
required by the Nigeria Extradition Act,” the petition continued.
Kashamu was reportedly indicted in 1998 for drug dealing in
the US, a charge which he has vehemently denied.
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jamex93:
no need for warning


let's go kick dem ass

bro u dey represent

Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini has appealed for calm after
recent violence against migrants in South Africa.
He has been accused of fuelling the attacks, which have killed
at least seven people, after saying foreigners should "go back
to their countries".
More than 300 people have been arrested in the unrest.
Thousands packed into a stadium in the eastern city of
Durban to hear King Zwelithini's address. He says his
comments were distorted by the media.
In King Zwelithini's speech, he said it was not fair to blame
the violence on one individual, pointing out that there had
been several previous outbreaks of xenophobic violence in
South Africa.
He added that the South African Human Rights Commission
should investigate the hate speech charges against him
without hindrance.
Among the latest arrests were three men detained in
connection with the murder of a Mozambican national in
Alexandra, a township in Johannesburg.
South African photojournalist James Outway witnessed
Emmanuel Sithole being stabbed to death in broad daylight
and has spoken to the BBC about what he saw:
Except for Mr Sithole, those killed have been in Durban, the
biggest city in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province. They
are an Ethiopian, a Mozambican, someone who is believed to
be Zimbabwean and three South Africans.
bbc.co.uk

a step of faith

efilefun:
you na human or goat

O NOOO WE HAVE A BIGGER FOOL HERE

Jonathan is d best.......buhari mtcheew that one na human being name

ooooo noooo hw i wish puttin is our president.....S.A govt would have been shekauing their citizen by nw.

ucheokpara100:
u people should stop all this fake news this tin is not tht much wats all this hype? iam not returning home our Government has failed us, ok if thy help me 2 return 2 nigeria are thy goin 2 giv me job? wat abt my studies? i 'll be here death or alife. our government caused all this.

RUBBISSSSH ......what of those living in nigeria , are they all dead.....when there is life there is hope.

lol S.A is really a poor country.........nigeria kings are thinking of hw to showcase their money........this good for noting primate is showing us spear

what support do they need....had it been they were fighting boko haram, they would have been gone by nw

sammyj:
Who send am, if Nigeria can not manage ordinary hydro power system how can they manage nuclear power system. This man is truly clueless indeed !!!

why cant u guys be positive for once

If Nigeria and South Africa decide to go to war, who do you think will win

and other south african company

Nigeria is set to take a hard stand against South
Africa over the xenophobic attacks going on in the
country.
According to South African news portal eNCA:
An official with the newly elected All
Progressive Congress (APC), Tolu Adesanya,
confirmed to eNCA that they handed down a
memorandum to the South African embassy in
Lagos on Wednesday.
In the memorandum, the APC party officials
and members of civil society groups have
demanded that South Africa take swift action
against attacks on foreign nationals.
Adesanya said that Nigeria will shut down
South African businesses if their demands are
not met by South Africa.
“We actually handed a letter to the South
African embassy yesterday, making them
aware that we are not happy with what is
going on in South Africa. Should there be any
more attacks, we are going to shut down
South African businesses in Nigeria. That is
MTN, Multi Choice, Shoprite etc,” said APC
official Tolu Adesanya. http:///1CSW8lk

mehhhn

Nigeria special force.......shekau their commander

dats nice ....paying for money u didn't borrow

we will shekau dem

old man behave oooo

gr8t

welcome to the modern colonisation .......rather work with russia and china

;DDORO my country

shuoooo i nor dey wear Versace ......abeg pack well joor