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Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala

Mallam Sanusi please who was Instrumental in Buhari being the president?

Mallam Sanusi which on which party did Buhari rule?

Did Tinubu ever criticize any bad policy or misrule of Buhari whom he helped to get into power?

Did Tinubu ever apologize to Nigerians over the misrule of Buhari and APC in the last 8 yrs when he took power?

Mallam, Tinubu praised the administration of Buhari and APC on Nigeria’s economy and vowed to continue in the good works of Buhari

OldBeer:
This nonsense is sponsored by Niger Delta money. If Kano was generating its own money, they won't waste it like this.
We need true fiscal federalism so that monkey will not continue to work for baboon to chop and born useless children everywhere.

Exactly, it is time we in the Niger-Delta regions of Bayelsa , Delta, Akwa Ibom, Rivers wake up and demand an end to pilfering and wastage of our resources from the parasites from other regions especially the north and south west

Please were has the police taken the girls invoved to?

PLEASE, SHOULD INFORM THE PANEL TO CHECK 68 nigerian army ref hospital myhoing barracks yaba, they have a motuary there, it is tucked away at the sports field, just a little distance from the hospital complex

IjebuWarrior:
Very true...

Why won't you agree it's true, thats what lazy, cone-headed afonja men ike you do to survive, always searching for free meals, your pple are known to sit at home and.let their poor women search for food to feed your broke ass families.
Bunch of gigolo slowpokes, mtcheeew!!

Nooo, ipob & fulani herdsmen gave the order and opened the fire according to afonja script.

LordviccoDaGuru:
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where is ur coward leader Nnamdi COWARD

Only.if.MKO Abiola had the courage of Kanu, I still remember his address " The war we will be witnessing in Nigeria will be worse than somalia and Yugoslavia put together" , the southeasterners believing the empty threats ran like slowpokes and perished in their numbers on the way to their villages,after which the are-ona kakanfo of southwest ran away too, some afonja brothers sold him out after deceiving him to come back.home, he fell for it and abacha captured him like a chicken and kept him in his cage, fortunately the tyrants reign on our nation was ended with a single apple while the the life of the chief warrior of southwest wad ended with a cup of tea and a cube of sugar.
We shall never forget !!

THIS IS WHAT THE SITE THAT HAS VIRUS IS SAYING:


Have you ever seen a movie where a child was raised by animals? I mean movies like Tarzan and the likes. You might think that all that happened in the movie were a fiction that it can't happen in real life.





Sorry to burst your bubble because all these happened in real life and children's who are raised by these animals are usually referred to as a feral child or wild Child.

A feral child (also called wild child) is a human child who has lived isolated from human contact from a very young age, and so has had little or no experience of human care, behaviour or human language.Feral children lack the basic skills that are normally learned humans, for example, they may have trouble learning to walk upright after walking on fours all their lives or display a complete lack of interest in the human activity around them. They often seem mentally impaired and have almost insurmountable trouble learning a human language.

So as you've now known what a feral child means, i will be listing 3 human children who were ferals.

1. John Ssebunya - Ugandan Monkey Boy





John Ssebunya was born in the early 80s. He is a runaway boy who ran away from home at the age of three after witnessing the brutality of his father murdering his own mother. After John left home at an early age he went to live in an unknown forest inhabited by monkeys.

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He was discovered by a woman called Millie in 1991 who saw him playing with monkeys in the trees. On seeing this, Millie quickly ran to the nearest village as she called on some abled men to help take the boy away from the monkeys, which the villagers also helped, as they chased the monkeys is away well they help to rescued the boy in a very tough fight, as the monkeys were trying to protect the young boy while John also resisted capture.

After John was captured he was unable to work as he was always crawling the way Monkeys Do with scars all over his knees due to the crawling. He was initially unable to speak clearly, as he always makes noise like monkeys do but now, he has been helped on how to speak human language.





John can now talk, sings, and tours with the Pearl of Africa children’s choir. John was the subject of the BBC documentary Living Proof, screened on 13th of October 1999.

2. Dina Sanichar





Dina Wawa found among wolves the early age of six in 1867. He was discovered by some Hunters who went into the forest for hunting when they noticed that among the Wolves, there was one who looked like a human.

On seeing this, they followed him to where he lives and on the trail, they noticed that it was a human walking like a wolf on all his four limbs.





The hunters burnt the Wolves den and while the wolves were trying to escape, they were shot dead, while they rescued Dina. Dina reportedly exhibited all the habits of a wild animal, tearing off clothes and eating food from the ground. He became addicted to tobacco and died in 1895.

3. Daniel - The Andes Goat Boy





Daniel was found in the Andes, Peru, in 1990, and was said to have been raised by goats for 8 solid years.

He was said to behave like a goat as he walked on all his four limbs and also learnt to bleat as goats do. Daniel was said to have survived by eating grass and roots and also by drinking goat's milk.

4. Bello The Nigerian Chimp Boy





Bello was found in 1996, at the early age of 2.

He was said to have been abandoned by his parents at about 6 months old. Bello was was said to be a disabled child of the Fulani tribe, found in Falgore forest, 150 km south of Kano, as he was living among chimpanzees who were said to have raised him since he was 6 months old.

When he was rescued from the chimpanzees, he was said to have behaved like one as he was always working on his four limbs, while he couldn't stand up again because he has been walking like that since he was 6 months and his limbs have already gotten adapted to the style. After six years of living among humans, Bello still finds it hard to just walk like a human being and also behave like a human because his mentality has been formed into that of a chimpanzee. Sadly, Bello died in 2005.

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THE REAL HISTORY OF LAGOS.(who can lay claim to the land).
source: wikipedia.
Researched by Ejike Michael

According to the oral history of Lagos, at some point around 1300-1400 CE, the Oba (King) of the Benin Empire - who used to send trade expeditions to Ghana, where spices were traded - heard from one of his traders complaints about the way she was being treated by the Awori who lived in the area of current day Lagos. The Oba of Benin then sent a trade expedition by sea to engage with the Awori people, who nonetheless declined to engage and attacked the mission sent by Benin.

Upon hearing this as the mission returned to Benin City, the Oba of Benin commanded the assembling of a war expedition, led by Ado, a Benin Prince, which headed to the settlement of the Awori (current-day Lagos; then called Eko by the Benin people) and demanded an explanation.

On getting there, Ado and his army were more than well received - the Awori from Lagos asked Benin Prince Ado to stay there and become their leader. Ado agreed, on the condition that they surrendered their sovereignty to the Oba of Benin, to which the Awori people of Lagos agreed.

Upon hearing this, the Oba of Benin gave his permission for Prince Ado and the expedition to remain in Eko with the Awori. The Oba of Benin later sent some of his chiefs, including the Eletu Odibo, Obanikoro and others, to assist Ado in the running of Eko.
From the crowning of Ado as its first Oba, Lagos (then called Eko) served as a major center for slave-trade, from which then Oba of Benin Ado and all of his successors for over four centuries benefitted - until 1841, when Oba Akitoye ascended to the throne of Lagos and tried to ban slave-trading.

Local merchants s
trongly opposed the intended move, and deposed and exiled the king, and installed Akitoye's brother Kosoko as Oba. At exile in Europe, Akitoye met with British authorities, who had banned slave-trading in 1807, and who therefore decided to support the deposed Oba to regain his throne. With the success of the British intervention, in 1851 was reinstalled as Oba of Lagos. In practical terms, however, British influence over the kingdom had become absolute, and ten years later, in 1861, Lagos was formally annexed as a British colony.
Eko was the land area now known as Lagos Island where the king's palace was built. The palace is called Iga Idunganran, meaning "palace built on the pepper farm". Oba Ado and the warriors from Benin, as well as some of the indigenous people who sought safety, settled down in the southern part of Eko called "Isale Eko", Isale literally meaning bottom, but must have been used to indicate downtown (as in Downtown Lagos).
The first king of Lagos, Oba Ado, apart from having two sons also had a daughter Erelu Kuti, who begat Ologun Kutere, who later became king. Shokun his brother, who was more aggressive and whom the Erelu suspected could plan a palace coup, was given a chieftaincy title, "Onile-gbale", and a palace just behind the king's palace. This was the first time that a Chief
would be appointed and installed at the same time as a King's coronation.
Oba Akitoye who ceded Lagos to the British was oba Kosoko's uncle. Oba Akitoye was the first Oba not to be buried in a Bini. Prior to this, all the Kings of lagos were buried in Bini. They passed on taxes to the Oba of Bini until the British came and explained that there was no need to send taxes to Bini anymore especially as the Binis themselves were paying taxes to Britain. It was during his reign that the direct influence of the Binis on Lagos ended.

Oba Kosoko believed in the slave trade and was at loggerheads with the British, hence his dethronement and flight, first to Badagry and later to Epe, Nigeria where he founded kingdoms that still exist today.

Past Obas (Kings)Edit
Main article: Oba of Lagos
Ashipa (1600–1630) died on the way back to Benin
King Ado (1630–1669) first King of Lagos
King Gabaro (1669–1704)
King Akinsemoyin (1704–1749)
Eletu Kekere (1749)
King Ologun Kutere (1749–1775)
Adele Ajosun (1775-1780 & 1832-1834)
Eshilokun (1780–1819)
Oba Idewu Ojulari (1819–1832)
King Oluwole (1836–1841)
King Akintoye (1841-1845 & 1851-1853)
Oba Kosoko (1845–1851)
King Dosunmu [Docemo] (1853–1885)
Oba Oyekan (1885–1900)
Oba Esugbayi Eleko (1901-1925 & 1932)
Oba Ibikunle Akitoye (1925–1928)
Oba Sanusi Olusi (1928–1931)
Oba Falolu (1932–1949)
Oba Adeniji Adele (1949–1964)
Oba Adeyinka Oyekan II (1965–2003)
Oba Rilwan Akiolu (2003–present)

Modern-day Lagos was founded by the Bini in the sixteenth century. It was later called Eko. The Portuguese explorer Ruy de Sequeira who visited the area in 1472, named the area around the city Lago de Curamo; the present name is Portuguese for "lakes". An alternate explanation is that Lagos was named for Lagos, Portugal - a maritime town which at the time was the main center of the Portuguese expeditions down the African coast and whose own name is derived from the Celtic word Lacobriga.
When the Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria was established in 1914 Lagos was declared its capital. Lagos experienced rapid growth throughout the 1960s and 1970s as a result of Nigeria's economic boom prior to the Biafran War. This continued through the 1980s and 1990s up to the present date.

Lagos was the capital of Nigeria from 1914 - 1991 when the capital was moved to Abuja. Abuja is a capital like Washington, DC in USA and Brasilia in Brazil in that it was built from scratch specifically to be a capital.

Xixtie:
Another round of depression for the failed noise maker.
RIP gallant man.

Clap for yourself, U feel you just made the right itelligent comment.

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[quote author=TheDestroyer

Lagos no be Edo!

WHY?:
Because AFONJAS no get liver

TheDestroyer:
Okay edo no be Lagos. Let's hope edo wont be another Imo with a Supreme Court governor

Ur C.O.C.K sucking afonja mother who got impregnated by her marauding Fulani-master in the bush, is d one who is going to preside over d supreme court in ur village

Ride on Lion heart! Brave governor

[quote author=TheChameleon post=94126711][/quote]
Yeah, thats ur afonja mum, slurping her Fulani masters balls.
And thats how she got piece of garbage, ur shitty genesis !
C.O.C.K sucking afonja shit !!!

TheChameleon:
Emirs dying like flies

Yeah, ur Fulani masters

Yeees oooo!

Note !

Afonjas note!

No late minute magic will save slave ass licking afonjas

Ass licking Afonjas still av hope

Ass licking afonjas

NOTE !

No way for Afonja ass lickers

With these your grammar eeh, schools seriously need to resume