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Tolexander: R.I.P to the men!

Na so the vigilante men dey do everywhere. common thief, dem no go fit catch na to dey disturb ordinary person wey no be thief for street.

That is how a vigilante man threatened me in my street one night telling me that if i waited, he would shoot and if i moved he would shoot.

Siga: ....The GTB bank card worked for someone on NL ...he is actually using the card here sef....withdraws from ATM with and all.....so, try it...

Brand_new: lol!

Temistatics 007: [b]M̶̲̥̅Ƹ just thinks TECNO is an upcoming phone and they are doing relatively well considering their number of sales.although i wouldn't buy it with ♍Ɣ money,samsung all the way[b/]

Temistatics 007: [b]M̶̲̥̅Ƹ just thinks TECNO is an upcoming phone and they are doing relatively well considering their number of sales.although i wouldn't buy it with ♍Ɣ money,samsung all the way[b/]

Y: ndi ara so na this china fone wey cheap all of una dey use nw no BB again Poor tinz!!!! My BBQ10 all the Way!!

X: come to tink of it tooo
not every z famous
even most of our local playerz player more dan our stars
xo tink it...i wonda where i will see TECNO in nxt TWO yrz

Z: ndi ara so na this china fone wey cheap all of una dey use nw no BB again Poor tinz!!!! My BBQ10 all the Way!!

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Borno - Male(45) Female(45)
Kebbi - Male(9) Female(20)
Sokoto - Male(9) Female(13)
Taraba - Male(3) Female(11)
Yobe - Male(2) Female(27)
Zamfara - Male(4) Female(2)

dayokanu: SAT is for undergraduate

GRE is for Graduate programs

Yvete: Don't start all over. Another bachelor's degree is unnecessary. With a healthcare background, the MPH or MHA will do. I can't imagine you being jobless with a medical background. GRE it is, not SAT!

yuzedo: huh? banky w strike in pottacort? these boy head hav reach places o. is GEJ + Bro Rotimy fault.

ebamma: Rest in peace Eniola, Although i never met u, i never knew were u lived, i never knew your character, i never knew your happiness, i never knew your pains, such is our life on this earth, we never always live long enough to fulfill all our dreams

Jorge Bergoglio of Argentina is known as a humble
man, a capable administrator and -- as expected of a
new pope -- a man of great faith.
Those and other qualities will be put to the test as he
embarks on his most historic role yet.
Cardinal Bergoglio elected pope
On Wednesday, cardinals elected Bergoglio to be the
first non-European pope in the modern era. He is the
first pontiff from South America, and the first Jesuit to
be elected head of the Roman Catholic Church.
"The new pope is a very humble man," said the Rev.
Eduardo Mangiarotti, an Argentine priest. "He takes
public transport every day. He is a strongly devoted
man to the poorest and suffering people in his
dioceses. He is a passionate preacher and a man of
prayer."
At the same time, Mangiarotti described Bergoglio,
who will be called Pope Francis in honor of St. Francis
of Assisi, as a man of action, and someone who can
command attention.
"When he preaches, he's a man who can make the
people listen to him. And not only Catholic people, I
mean not only the people who belong to the church,
but he's also very known nationwide. The people in our
country really know him and also look up to him --- the
way he addresses issues regarding social justice,
education, our own identify as a nation," Mangiarotti
said.
In his first public act, the new pope broke with
tradition by asking the estimated 150,000 people
packed into St. Peter's Square to pray for him, rather
than bless the crowd first.
"He is a very simple man," said Luis R. Zarama,
auxiliary bishop of Atlanta. "It's very clear from the
way he approached the people and asked them to
bless him and pray for him. It's a beautiful sign of
closeness and humility."
A voice for the poor
Francis, 76, was born in Buenos Aires on December 17,
1936. The son of an Italian immigrant, he trained as a
chemist before deciding to become a priest.
He was ordained by the Jesuits in 1969 and became
co-archbishop of Buenos Aires in 1997, sole archbishop
of that city one year later. He was made a cardinal in
2001 and served as president of the Argentine bishops
conference from 2005-11.
As cardinal, Francis clashed with the government of
Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
over his opposition to gay marriage and free
distribution of contraceptives.
He was runner-up in the 2005 papal conclave, behind
then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, according to a profile
by CNN Vatican analyst John Allen published by the
National Catholic Reporter.
The new pope brings together the first and the
developing worlds, Allen writes. Besides his Italian
roots, Francis studied theology in Germany.
His career coincided with the so-called Dirty War in
Argentina, which lasted from 1976 until 1983. It is
estimated that as many as 30,000 people were killed
or disappeared during the country's military
dictatorship.
The church was seen by some as having not have done
enough that period. In particular, Francis was accused
in a complaint filed three days before the 2005
conclave of complicity in the 1976 kidnapping of two
liberal Jesuit priests, Allen writes. Francis reportedly
denied the charge.
He is known for his simplicity and has a reputation of
being a voice for the poor.
"We live in the most unequal part of the world, which
has grown the most yet reduced misery the least,"
Allen quoted Francis as saying during a gathering of
Latin American bishops in 2007. "The unjust
distribution of goods persists, creating a situation of
social sin that cries out to heaven and limits the
possibilities of a fuller life for so many of our brothers."
'The butt kicker that's needed'
Francis is fan of the San Lorenzo soccer club in
Argentina, and a lover of tango, according to Telam,
Argentina's state news agency.
Telam says the new pope has just one lung, but a
Vatican spokesman said he was unable to confirm
whether that report was true.
As a Jesuit, Francis is a member of the Society of Jesus,
one of the biggest and most important orders in the
church. Jesuits are recognized for their exceptional
educational institutions and focus on social justice.
"The new Pope Francis is supposedly a reformer of
sorts. He reformed the Jesuits, fighting against
liberation theology when that was on the rise in
Argentina," said Raymond Arroyo, a CNN contributor
and Catholic television host.
About 480 million of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics
live in Latin America, but no one from the region had
ever been chosen as pope. By electing who they did,
the cardinals sent a strong message about where the
future of the church may lie.
Francis takes the helm of a Catholic Church that has
been rocked in recent years by sex abuse by priests
and claims of corruption and infighting among the
church hierarchy.
"From the people I've spoken to here in the Vatican
who know him well, they say he is, pardon the French
here, the butt kicker that's needed," Arroyo said

naptu2: More to come. Unfortunately my phone developed a fault, so i can only post when I'm at home. The phone will hopefully be fixed today. Thanks.

RICHIE BOI: “This is a pointer to the fact that the current administration is committed to entrenching democracy and justice in the country.’'