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The former World-best footballer and currently the President-elect of the Federal Republic of Liberia, George Weah, was sworn into office on Monday in Samuel Kanyon Doe Stadium, Monrovia.
The retired professional footballer who was a three-time African footballer of the year replaced Africa’s first elected female president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who is stepping down after two terms. It is the first democratic transfer of power in the West African state in more than 70 years.
African Heads of states and former presidents, including Nigerian ex-president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Abdusalami Abubakar and other political personnel, Rochas Okorocha, the Imo State governor, Senate President Bukola Saraki graced the momentous event.

Everything in this country is really in a state of emergency... Can't wait for 2019 to come

It's funny how almost all the comments are geared to calling men of God fraudsters... Maybe u guys don't understand what it means to judge your brother not to talk of God's anointed... Well When my brothers and sister are back from church(since it's obvious that u guys didn't) they will help educate u cause me I need to prepare what to eat joor...

psalmsonovic:
I don't seem to understand well enough,
can someone explain better.

You may not be able to understand it better unless u see it happen.. It was explained well in madam secretary... An American series... But mind u it is not something odd or new. its one of the great attribute of an organised government that stops the autocratic hijacking of democracy, to check the excesses of the Govt in power, and most especially for accountability though it has its flaws and can be exploited, I am in total support of it

The most useless reason I have seen in 2018 even our 20% of our market bigger than our countries

Ok

Some are not smiling

mvem:
...to kill a Fulani man cow is like killing a member of his household , there cows are considered as family....the guyz we revenge in a very brutal way, they hv mastered this over the years and u can't match them...the Fulani phenomenon is not just a naija tin, most countries having nomadic ethnic group have similar problems like Kenya, Ethiopia,erithrea, Niger, guinea, Gambia etc

That's nonsense thinking... So if they think of them as family members why do they sell them when they mature... Or are they slave traders?? To me that's just pure wickedness... One thing I know is that this country can't surprise me anymore

Update : it has been put off... It razed the security complex of the building....

Popular Entertainment Center Ibari Ogwa up in flames!... More update later

Leave all these complex jargons... They need to grease some corrupt leaders hands for them to have a smooth transition otherwise....

Officials in California say 13 siblings were held captive by their parents in their own home– some were even chained to their beds.
A 17-year-old girl who alerted police to her siblings' captivity escaped through a window and called 911 from a deactivated mobile phone.
Riverside County Sheriff's Office police chief Gregory Fellows said it was important to "acknowledge the courage" of the teenager, who alerted officials to "get the help they so needed".
"The conditions were horrific," he said.
The girl was one of 13 siblings, aged between two and 29, who had been starved and held captive at a house in California.
Speaking at a news conference, police confirmed they are the biological children of David Allen Turpin, 57, and Louise Anna Turpin, 49, who were arrested after the emaciated girl escaped on Sunday.
Mr Fellows said the mother seemed "perplexed" when policed arrived at her home.
There was no information that suggested any of the children had been sexually abused, he said, but added that the investigation is still in its "very early stages".
He said it was not clear how long the family had been held in such conditions but that it appeared to have been for a "prolonged period".

Three of the siblings were found chained to furniture, he said. Six of the children are minors, while the other seven are over 18.
Mark Uffer, chief executive of Corona Regional Medical Centre, said it was "hard" to think of the seven older siblings as adults because "they're small" and it is "very clear" they are malnourished.
He added that all the victims had been "through a traumatic ordeal" but they are "very friendly and very co-operative".
Dr Sophia Grant, medical director at the child abuse unit at Riverside University Health Centre, said: "The long-term needs of these kids are going to be the psychological and psychiatric needs." Perris mayor Michael Vargas told the news conference he was "truly devastated at this act of cruelty".
The children were found at their parents' home in Perris, which is about 70 miles east of Los Angeles.
After the 17-year-old girl alerted police, a welfare check was carried out and the grim discovery was made.
Police said the children were found "shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings".

On point... But this one is more insightful

Any more of these media EFCC cases that that the use to distract us from reality and I will......

I troway nyash for them

I troway nyash for them... This is gradually going nuclear

Lol

My governor my governor.... No mind all these bad Belle people... How far for that our ministry of statues and erection upliftment... Still waiting on u sir

Really... So she don turn charity case after every every..... Chaiiii this world is really small

Even though I know say na lie... But Money yab man... I no blame una Sha... But can u share her bank balance?... For due consideration in case u want to prove me wrong

Buhari why

It's better... May he rest in peace

Who's that girl I saw u with few minutes ago... Tubaba.. She is my FANS
Annie: (frowns and murmurs)..this is 2018 oo
Tubaba.. But u are my African queen....
Annie... Old news

So u want me reply u abi.... Keep waiting

Rochas... Time to demolish a statue... More to come

See as everybody dey celebrate... When you win so much matches you amass multitude of enemies

Rochas abeg knack am one akpako statue

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