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This guy probably buying these cars for show off after some months he resales and buy another one |
Omashola the sore loser |
Great movies |
She's the winner already |
Should we expect surprises? |
Announcement for the recruitment of baba alawos and dibias of repute in the fight against boko haram. Hahahahaha, nigeria which way is up? |
Spiritual efforts needed to defeat Boko Haram —Buratai Olaleye Aluko, Abuja The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, has said that terrorism and terrorist groups could not be eliminated alone by the military unless religious bodies and organisations in the country come to the “forefront of this spiritual battle.” The Army chief noted that the focus must be religious groups interfacing on addressing the ideologies which fuelled the Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists. Buratai stated this on Monday in Abuja during a spiritual warfare seminar at the Nigerian Army Resource Centre with the theme, “Countering insurgency and violent extremism in Nigeria through spiritual warfare.” The Army chief, who was represented by the Chief of Administration, Maj. Gen. Sani Yusuf, urged Islamic and Christian clerics across the Army formations to join the fight against terrorism, and reorient the people against negative ideologies. Buratai said, “It is easier to defeat Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists than their ideology because, while we degrade the terrorists and their havens, the narrative of the ideology grows the group. Therefore, communities, families, and groups should join in the fight and narratives to reject and prevent the ideologies of the terrorists and extremist groups. “Religious bodies and organisations in particular who interface regularly with the grassroots should be at the forefront of this spiritual battle and fashion out ways of stepping up their roles. “The fight against terrorism, Boko Haram and ISWAP, as well as other security threats, cannot be left to the troops in the battle field alone. Yes, we will do our duties, but the need to tackle groups through spiritual warfare and re-orientating the followers against the ideology is also a necessity. “It is a well-known fact that terrorism and terrorist groups cannot be totally eliminated by mainly military actions. “This means focusing our efforts on the underlying narratives through ideologies that are employed by these terrorists to lure innocent citizens to their fold. “The need to defeat the ideologies of Boko Haram and ISWAP is based on the awareness that it is the ideologies that enhance their resources and help to recruit new fighters to their fold and as such; kill their ideology and the terrorist movement withers and dies.” The Army chief added that religious leaders and clerics who regularly interface with members of the society must “fashion out ways of stepping up [their] roles, remembering that the fight against terrorism is a collective responsibility.” https://punchng.com/spiritual-efforts-needed-to-defeat-boko-haram-buratai/
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Ok |
Petty thieves |
obiekunie2:But the vultures from the land of waste won't see it that way... Already the vulture in chief is already foaming in the mouth |
mmb:Shut the Bleep down... Which North is feeding Nigeria? North Korea or Northern Nigeria? |
Kudos to Innoson |
No soft? |
Nothing wey OLANIYI no go see for native doctor house |
Like play like play this man is gradually going down, same way the rumors of Ambode started |
I have noticed Tacha's bitterness and unhappy mood since last night they housemates had visitors and they (visitors)were all over Mercy and praising her |
It was manipulated by FIFA to favour Messi Read this https://www.nairaland.com/5438280/fifa-vote-rigging-storm-captains-coaches |
FIFA vote-rigging storm: Captains and coaches claim they DID NOT vote for Lionel Messi for The Best award - and now FIFA reveal Egypt's vote for Salah was rejected because it was written in CAPITAL LETTERS FIFA's prestigious The Best awards have been struck by a vote rigging storm amid claims indicating the ballot was rigged — with the governing body suggesting Egypt's votes were left out after the signatures were written in capital letters. Lionel Messi walked away with the best men's player accolade at the glitzy ceremony in Milan on Monday, pipping Cristiano Ronaldo and Virgil van Dijk to the award. Given Van Dijk's remarkable season at Liverpool, where he led the club to their sixth Champions League title, and Ronaldo's excellent campaign at Juventus - Messi's winning award was met with a degree of surprise. There was also a belief that Mohamed Salah would be a strong contender for the prize. And now the Barcelona superstar's claim to the honour has been thrown into serious doubt following questions over the legitimacy of the voting. The Egyptian football association, Sudan's coach Zdravko Logarusic and Nicaragua's captain Juan Barrera have raised concerns over the authenticity of the ballots - citing uncounted or misallocated votes. Egypt's association called on FIFA to explain why the votes of its national coach Shawki Ghareeb and captain Ahmed were not taken into account. Ghareeb and El-Mohammadi are not mentioned in FIFA's publication of official votes. FIFA have now indicated that they were not included because signatures on Egypt's ballots 'were in capital letters and thus seemed not valid (not authentic).' They added that 'voting forms were also not signed by the (federation) general secretary which is mandatory.' Nicaragua’s captain Juan Barrera has raised concerns over the authenticity of the ballots Nicaragua’s captain Juan Barrera has raised concerns over the authenticity of the ballots Sudan’s coach Zdravko Logarusic took to social media to say his vote was not reflected by FIFA Sudan’s coach Zdravko Logarusic took to social media to say his vote was not reflected by FIFA The Egyptian Football Federation claim they officially sent Egypt's vote to FIFA on August 15, four days before the deadline. Their statement had earlier asked 'FIFA why the Egyptian vote was not accepted' and goes on to confirm the EFA have opened an 'investigation' into the circumstances of this failure. The Egyptian federation was in turmoil in July and August after its leadership resigned due to the national team's Round of 16 exit at the African Cup of Nations it hosted. Later in August, FIFA sent an emergency management team to run the Egypt federation. Additionally, Sudan's coach Lugarisic and Nicaragua's Juan Barrera took to social media to indicate that the votes published by FIFA, in their names, did not reflect their actual choices. Lugarisic says his first choice was Egypt's Salah but FIFA's voting document showed Messi as his first selection. Lugarisic says his first choice was Mohamed Salah but FIFA's records said he voted for Messi Lugarisic says his first choice was Mohamed Salah but FIFA's records said he voted for Messi Barrera is also adamant that he did not vote for Messi, as claimed by FIFA. 'I did not vote for Messi. I was surprised to be on the list of captains who voted for Messi and there is no explanation how it appeared there,' Barrera is reported to have said. FIFA determines the best players based on the votes of national team coaches, captains as well as a journalist from each country. The votes are then made public for transparency. However, the voting system has been called into serious doubt following the alleged discrepancies. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7507143/FIFA-Best-awards-hit-vote-rigging-storm-nations-claim-selections-not-counted.html?ito=social-facebook&fbclid=IwAR14Ft7_QWevbOm2zSOHHaIpz2QtgQMGxwRFR39Qg9M63Hq7haB4p3b_t6o
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JasonScoolari:Lol see how you are reeling out lies |
Fifa always put Messi ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo. At least three of the Messi's awards are gifts. Every year the rules keep changing simply to favour Messi. If it's not team performance, then it's a so-called individual performance. When Messi is nowhere, then the awards go to someone else. This is just robbery! |
Mercy for the money |
scaramucci:No Mercy has the highest fan base... Bookmark this comment, Mercy is going to win it |
Mercy 1st Tacha 2nd Ike 3rd Mike or Omashola 4th |
We why? |
Londonboyrep:Lol You are right though.... When 3 to 4 persons saved your name with a particular name truecaller assumes its your name. |
Sure |
BREAKING: Tribunal Affirms Ihedioha’s Election As Imo Governor The Imo State Election Tribunal has affirmed the election of Emeka Ihedioha as governor of the state. The chairman of the tribunal, Justice Umar Dogondaji, in his ruling on Saturday, dismissed the petition of Senator Hope Uzodinma because he did not discharge the burden of proof of the allegation that his results were excluded from the final results of the election. He also dismissed the petition of the All Progressives Grand Alliance and its governorship candidate Senator Ifeanyi Arareume for lacking in merit as well as that of the candidate of the Action Alliance Party, Mr. Uche Nwosu, for incompetence. READ ALSO: [Updated] Imo Election: Tribunal Dismisses Three Petitions Against Ihedioha The witnesses were discredited under cross-examination. They all confirmed that there was no signature of the presiding officers on the documents they tendered as the results of the election in the various units in the state. The judgment was delivered at the FCT High Court in Jabi, Abuja after a briefing in Owerri, the Imo State capital, where it had received and entertained several petitions. The governorship candidates of the Action Alliance, All Progressives Congress, (APC) and All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), had filed petitions at the tribunal asking it to nullify the election of Ihedioha of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), on the ground that he was unlawfully declared as the governor of the state by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). https://www.channelstv.com/2019/09/21/tribunal-affirms-ihediohas-election-as-imo-governor/
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Georgina Onuoha is from Imo State get your facts right |
senatordave1:That question should be directed to Nwosu's counsels |
senatordave1:How did the judges err? If you don't prove your case beyond reasonable doubt, sorry your case will be thrown out |
senatordave1:Did you follow up the case? If you did, you would have known that they killed and messed up their chances at the tribunal |
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