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God bless the Nigerian Army.

icebebe:
Her br*ast won spill out sha

I think say na only me see am.

America NO PASS 9ja JOOR!!! Everything
they get we get am too; They get
Mohammed Alli, we get Bash Alli. They get
T. pain, we get T.maya. They get T.I, we get
M.I. They get 2- pac, we get 2-face. They
get Beyonce, we get Tiwa savage. They get
Lil wayne, We get Terry G. They get
Timberland, We get DON JAZZY! They get
wiz khalifa, we get wiz kid. They get
Hollywood,we get nollywood They get
Silicon valley, we get Computer village. They
get Mac Donnalds, we get Mr. Biggs. They
get Las Vegas, we get Lasgidi. They get
Miami Beach, we get Lekki Beach. They get
Al Paccino, we get Peter Edochie. They get
Pirate of d Caribbean, we get Pirate of Aba.
They get beauty and the beast we get
Bianca and Ojukwu, They get Mr Bean, we
get Mr Ibu, They get American Lotto, we get
Baba Ijebu. They fear Al Qaeda, we fear
Boko Haram abi na lieeeeee??

Who do we believe, DPO or Sen D.Mark. Naija which way?

The Office/room sha! it looks unkept not good for public eye.

Lord forgive us as a nation and heal our land by cleansing.

Nice one my Bishop & Mentor Very Rev Fr M.H Kukah

Bro I can imagine ow u feel. Terrible!
It is often said dat before someone ask a question, he or she has some part of answers if not the answer.
I ll advice u to follow ur heart, but please DONT TERMINATE the baby.
You alone understand ur wife better and know how and when u can burst such bombshell to her. Accepting d pregnancy will come with its challenges. But just tell ur self that THIS TOO WILL COME TO PASS. All d best

To me I feel he does not interfere or try to impose his 'people' on the masses. #mytot

When they were told Buhari will stabilize oil
prices if elected.

The part that Cameraman and photographers scrambled for d pay got me laffing

Well, no prophecy is a push over. one can never tell who God can use. but pray for a the gift to know which is true.

Rest on Gallant Officer! Your death shall not be in vain by God's grace.

A Nigerian UN peacekeeper infected with
Ebola in Liberia arrived Saturday for
treatment in The Netherlands, Dutch
authorities said.

The first Ebola patient to be treated in The
Netherlands was flown to the country in a
specially equipped plane and was to be
taken straight to the university hospital in
Utrecht, in the centre of the country.
“After Germany, France and Switzerland , it
is The Netherlands’ turn to make a
contribution by welcoming an employee of
an international organisation,” the Dutch
health and development ministers said in a
letter to parliament.
The patient had been enlisted in the fight
against Ebola, which has killed more than
6,000 people and infected around 17,000,
almost all in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra
Leone.

http://www.nigerianeye.com/2014/12/nigerian-peacekeeper-brought-to.html?m=1

I feel schools should be closed especially in high risk area in the NE pending when we have a strong grip of such areas. #mythought

Happy Birthday Don Jazzy

Our Lord Jesus Christ the Universal King; reign in our hearts, homes and country Nigeria.
Here in Kaduna no procession we all know better.

Thou Shall NOT Kill!

RIP Gallant Lt. God may his death and all others who have died for the sake of one Nigeria not be in vain.

A Nigerian-born U.S. Army Captain, Sunday
Adebomi, on Sunday said that war against
Boko Haram could be won if President
Goodluck Jonathan set aside his gentility.
Adebomi said in Ado-Ekiti that the war
could be won if the Federal Government was
determined to introduce a hard stand.
“There are several ways of wiping out the
sect and end the killings. If government is
determined to end Boko Haram today it will
be achieved.
“Who are those in the sect that dare face the
government? But unfortunately, I suspect
there are some bigwigs behind these people.
“Mr President is being too gentle in his
handling of the killings; but unfortunately, it
is daily assuming dangerous dimension;
gentility cannot win the war.
“Although gentility is not a crime but Mr
President will have to be more aggressive
because this is a security threat to the entire
nation.
“Mr President will have to take a stand on
the matter either to continue to tolerate the
sect and leave Nigerians to be mourning
every day with the several killings.
“Mr President should give a matching order
to the military to wipe them off once and for
all.
“Not until a strong stand is taken Nigerians
may not be able to sleep with their eyes
closed,” he said.
Adebomi said the military had been doing a
good job in the affected states but “they are
fighting unknown faces and faceless groups.
“Government will have to first identify the
cause of the problem, the root, sponsors, as
well as where and how these insurgents get
their weapons.
“The security agencies do not also
understand the terrain they are fighting the
war because most of them are alien to the
battle fields.
“They know nothing about the sect, how
then will they fight such war and think they
will win; it is difficult.”
The U.S. captain said he led over 5,000 U.S.
soldiers to war during the Pre-Mobilisation
in 2010 and expressed optimism that the
sect could be wiped out.
He said that the sect meant nothing to the
Nigeria security agencies if genuine
commitment was there adding, “all they
need is the Presidential directive.”
He appealed to President Jonathan to read
the riot act to the governors of the affected
states or be made to face the wrath of the
Federal government.
Adebomi said that the President could also
compel the governors in the states to
account for each soul lost to the insurgents.
“What am simply saying is that the matter
deserves an aggressive reaction; enough of
a gentleman approach, because you don’t
dialogue with faceless groups,” he said.
“The question we need to ask ourselves is:
“When will enough be enough?
I woke up this morning with this thought in
my mind asking Nigerians when enough will
be enough.
“I ask the President when enough will be
enough. I ask members of the Senate and
House of Representatives when enough will
be enough.
“Is it not time the government declared full
state of emergency in the affected region?
“Since this insurgency, what concrete
intelligence step has the government taken
apart from fire for fire exposing ill equipped
military men and women to excessive fire
power of Boko Haram.
“Let us ask, when will enough be enough?
Nigeria is dripping blood on daily basis; it is
time the government woke up to its task.”
Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states have been
under the attack of the Boko Haram
insurgents, loosing several lives and
property.
Adebomi hails from Ise-Ekiti in Ise/Orun
local government area of Ekiti and had been
in the U.S. Army for almost two decades.
(NAN)
http://www.nigerianeye.com/2014/11/boko-haram-nigerian-born-us-soldier.html?m=1

may her soul rest in peace

Rest On Gallant Lt.

Nigerian Army on Saturday released another
125 persons arrested for allegedly having
links with the fundamentalist Boko Haram
sect.
This development follows an earlier release
of 42 persons who were investigated and
found to be having no link with the
fundamentalist group.
It can be recalled that NigerianEye earlier
reported that 42 persons were released on
Thursday to Governor Kashim Shettima.
Spokesman of the 7 Division of the Nigerian
Army, Maiduguri, Col. Sani Usman, while
handing over the new set of 125 persons to
Gov. Kashim Shettima, informed that 254
persons were intercepted fleeing from the
state after attack on Boko Haram
strongholds on September 23 in Biu. He
added that after proper investigation, the
125 men have been cleared of any
involvement in Boko Haram activities.
He, however, disclosed that those who have
been investigated and found wanting would
be prosecuted in the court of law.
“These cleared suspects being presented to
you were, however, cleared by the military
after a thorough investigations by the
military of any alleged involvement or
participation in terrorists activities in the
recent attacks and killings experienced in
Southern Borno state,” Col. Usman said.
In his response, Gov. Shettima said that the
action of the military will build trust between
the army and the civil populace.
“It shows that the military are core
professionals and know how to go about
their duties. This will go a long way in
building trust across the local people and
the military,” Shettima said.
He lauded the military for taking good care
of the freed suspects, saying they look well
treated and they do not show any sign of
torture.
He advised those released to put behind any
feeling of revenge, while calling on them to
contribute their quota to nation building
especially the return of peace.
“Now that you have been absolved from any
terror activity by the military, each and every
one of you here in this Government House
Hall, to exhibit good behaviour in your
respective towns and villages; and should
also assist the military by giving useful
information on how to end this insurgency
that has been with us for over five years.
“Islam does not condone the killings and
destruction of people’s property. What is
important is that all of you should go home
and assist your parents, because most of
you are youths that could transform this
state into a better place to live in,” Shettima
advised.

http://www.nigerianeye.com/2014/11/army-releases-125-boko-haram-suspects.html?m=1

The Assemblies of God Church has
announced the excommunication of its past
General Superintendent, Rev. Paul Emeka,
from the church
But reacting to the development, Emeka
revealed that the action was a “coup.”
While announcing the removal of its spiritual
leader’s dismissal from the ministry with his
pastoral certificate withdrawn, the church
also announced the emergence of Rev. Chidi
Okoroafor as the new General
Superintendent of the church.
He was elected alongside three other
principal officials and fifteen zonal
representatives to form the new Executive
Council of the church for the next four
years.
The decisions were part of the resolutions
reached by over 7,000 delegates of the
church at the General Council meeting at its
Evangel Camp, Okpoko in Ebonyi State.
At the council meeting, held every four years,
the delegates reportedly decided on the
excommunication after concluding that the
ex-spiritual leader “had dragged the name
of the church in the mud by instituting legal
suits and using law enforcement agencies to
witch-hunt some of their leaders.”
According to the Legal Adviser of the
church, Barrister Abuka, the dismissal of
Emeka was necessary and had paved the
way to institute litigation against the former
general superintendent, who was alleged to
be “making moves with some members to
take over the church.”
The church also claimed he was working
with other alleged collaborators believed to
be working at cross-purposes with the
church’s leadership.
Commenting on the crisis rocking the
church, Okoroafor said the measures were
necessary to remove those whom he
described as “dissidents bent on frustrating
progress” in the church.
He confirmed that legal actions would be
taken against Emeka and others seeking to
take over the church through lawsuits.
Justifying the reasons for this, the new
general superintendent said, “We cannot
spiritualise legal issues. You can’t just be
praying when somebody is taking you to
courts. We would no long keep quiet and
allow our property taken over or our
accounts fraudulently run by them.”
He pointed out that the church had
identified constitutional loopholes that
Emeka and other capitalised on, stating that
such sections would be properly addressed
when an emergency council meeting holds
next year.
However, the excommunicated general
superintendent stated that he stood for
reconciliation. According to him, the church
has been embroiled in some crises in which
a former Governor of Ebonyi State, Sam
Egwu and the Pentecostal Fellowship of
Nigeria intervened in the matter.
Emeka said, “By announcing my
excommunication from the church, they are
trying to instill fear into people so that they
can distance themselves from me. I stand
for reconciliation. I have committed no
offence.
“But, some people in the church organised
an illegal election to remove me by force
from office. They would not allow me to
complete my four-year tenure in office which
started in 2010. They are even threatening
my life. I have petitioned the Inspector-
General of Police on that.”

www.nigerianeye.com/2014/11/assemblies-of-god-church-sacks-general.html?m=1

Welcome Mr President.
BTW can any body observe something below d belt region.

Funjosh:
God is good.

All the time

Exponental:
internet issues could happen to anyone or coy. afterall no isp is 100% perfect.

Abeg tell them. There is no perfect system ever. Except God.

ojun50:
27 Oct - 30
jst 3days for registration, dat mean is only a day the recruitment porta we open oh.

27 Oct to 30 Nov 2014

The worsening state of insecurity in the
country reared its ugly head in Port
Harcourt, Rivers State, following the
abduction of the immediate past President of
the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, Okey
Wali.
The unfortunate incident was disclosed by
the NBA in a press statement Saturday,
signed by its current president, Mr.
Augustine Alegeh (SAN).
The umbrella body for Nigerian lawyers said
it received the “shocking news” of Mr. Wali’s
kidnap by unknown persons on Saturday,
October 11, at about 9 p.m.
Mr. Wali, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria and
an indigene of Rivers State, was elected the
NBA’s 26 th president in 2012 and served in
that capacity until July this year.
“Okey Wali SAN is a man of peace who has
not only contributed immensely to the
enthronement of rule of law and protection
of human rights, but also to the
development of our Nation”, the NBA said.
“It is therefore saddening that he should
become a kidnap victim. This sad event is
yet another reminder of the state of
insecurity in which all Nigerians live.
“The NBA calls on the Federal Government
to step up efforts to fulfil its primary
constitutional role of providing for the
welfare and security of all Nigerians. We
passionately appeal to his abductors for his
immediate and safe release to his family”.

http://www.informationng.com/2014/10/immediate-past-nba-president-okey-wali-kidnapped.html

if u think u have bread someone else have a bakery

How do ur previous dreams turn out to be? then u ll know ow dis ll be. but I decree dat it shall be negative IJN.