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Omo see train ,4 here na old rejected /abandoned train

Exercise

Davido again

Payment for being homosexual

sarrki:
Stop all this ra..ting online

Where is Nnamdi ?

So ur account is still valid, why keep mute/calm on d missing 25billion

Wasn't it my money, was it ur money, amebo

ftc

k

All die na die abeg

ToluSuo:
God bless Nigerian Army... Its just a matter of time,I will be there and I would gladly die defending Nigeria(Battlefield) than in the comfort of the most luxurious home. #VICTORYISFROMGODALONE... #MILITARY MINDS... #PEACE...

So u dnt believe that u can fight/defend d nation & come back for ur family & retire in peace, nawaooo 4 dis comment

K

Keep searching, you will find another dog to kill

Ishilove:
Bunch of riffraffs

umarshehu58:
Funny people. I pray they deport them all, we go see if they go get time protest in Nigeria.

Benekruku:
They should come to Abuja and try such weather Burutai wont try Nigerian Army`s newly acquired bullets on them.


Jobless illegal immigrants

rattlesnake:
ipob smh nuisances

Tolexander:
You can only take a boy out of a village, you can never take a village out of a boy!

so barbaric!

E. P. F=Enemies of Prosperity and Freedom

Only 2

R

Homeboiy:
Oburo otu kam n'ahu
Ike m eyeé oye ikuku ndi iro ana abaa

Chegharia mgbe oge foduru

Telli person

Barcelona are on tenterhooks after Lionel Messi and Ousmane Dembele could both leave the club if Spain vote for Catalonia independence, according to Diario Gol.


Ernesto Valverde’s side forked out £96m to bring Dembele to the Nou Camp from Borussia Dortmund but now faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines after pulling his hamstring on his league debut.

However, the Spanish news outlet claims the 20-year-old could leave the club within the upcoming months with off-field politics involving the Catalonia region comes to a head. Lionel Messi has also been named as a player who may leave if the vote doesn’t go his way.

Diario Gol also claim five other players are ready to depart with Ivan Rakitic, Luis Suarez, Marc Andre Ter-Stegen and Javier Mascherano all also have similar stances. They state Gerard Pique and Sergio Busquets will remain regardless of the outcome.

Spanish citizens will flock to vote on whether the region should become an independent state on 1st October.

Declare them terrorist asap

ELKHALIFAISIS:
please who is she

An arthur

richidinho:
Qui je ne sai pas tre bien

La recherche est gratuit

obynocute:
Y them tape that guys eyes??....

To help d eyes close as it is a sudden death...

Also sarrki, omenka, madridboy, omenkAlive, ngenekwuenu, ipodexposed...

HATE SPEECH

devindevin2000:
Look at the people ruling smart Igbos and Yorubas. Look at Hausa Fulani entering brand new Mercedes benz 600. If not for one Nigeria and ND oil, they will be in the same condition as Chad and Niger on camels. SMH

God bless you bt u will nt kill me

The Nigerian Human Rights Community (NHRC) says it is not within the jurisdiction of the military to declare the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) a terrorist group.

On Friday, the defence headquarters branded IPOB a militant terrorist organisation.

The south-east governors also announced a ban on all activities of IPOB in the geo-political zone.

In a statement by Micheal Ajayi and Sanusi Suleiman, the group’s executive secretary, and middle belt coordinator, NHRC said the military should have made its findings and submitted to the national assembly for consideration.

“The ban on IPOB is likely to force the group underground… it has foreclosed the prospect of negotiation which is an essential element of democracy and free speech,” the statement read.

“We are not in a military regime. It is wrong for the military that should be under civilian authority to determine which organisation is a terrorist or not.

“In a democracy, the military should have made its findings and submitted same to the national assembly for deliberations.

“There is no basis to ban IPOB. The Nigerian constitution recognises the freedom of association.

“Though IPOB declares it is fighting for separation from a section of the country from Nigeria, the solution is constructive engagement and not outright banning of the group.

“Under the terrorism act 10 2011 passed by the Nigerian national assembly, only a high court judge on the advice of the national security adviser, the inspector general of police or the attorney-general of the federation can declare an organisation a terrorist group ad such has to be published in a Gazzzet making the proclamation of the governors and the Military to be illegal.”

The group urged the federal government to release IPOB members in detention or charge them to court.

“We have sent a petition to the United Nations, (UN) office in Geneva. We have already been invited in pursuant to the procedures and expectations of the UN Rapporteur on Human Rights. Nigeria and her component states should show respect to the dictates of universal standards,” it said.

The NHRC, established in 2008, is made up of several civil society and community organisations across Nigeria.

Beautiful boy ,ı luv ur gırlfrıend

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