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Is this what we need now, USELESS GOVERNMENT ![]() |
Fmdipo:Op. It was very funny.. I shared that post too. PMB must be high on something to think everyone who voted him would remain a Zombie ![]() |
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Where do u get this items from? |
Church pls be aware.. They are not to be trusted. They all have a grand plan of ensuring everyone professes their religion of Allah |
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Timarh:hi dear.. If u have been added to the group, pls help inform d admin to add me on 08185412627 asap. Thanks ![]() |
The American government has urged its Nigerian counterpart and other partners to redouble efforts at ending the humanitarian crisis in the insurgency-ravaged North-East geopolitical zone. The outgoing U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria, James Entwistle, said more needed to be done on the humanitarian front particularly as Nigerians were dying of starvation in their own country. Nigeria is oil-rich and is the largest exporter of crude in Africa. Yet majority of its citizens are poor, living on less than a dollar a day, mainly due to corruption and misgovernance. Reports recently emerged from the North-East that starvation deaths had become rampant in some Internally Displaced Persons camps in the region. Mr. Entwistle, who spoke at the 240th United States Independence Anniversary celebration cocktail party in Abuja, said there was an urgent need to arrest the situation, and that his country was willing to help. “As you fight Boko Haram and secure and rebuild the Northeast, and you strive for harmony in the Niger Delta and across the land, we will continue to help in every appropriate way,” the ambassador said. “Indeed, let us redouble our efforts on the humanitarian front in the Northeast. Nigerians are dying of starvation in Nigeria.” The ambassador said the Obama administration remained committed to standing with Nigeria in its fight against corruption, particularly by ensuring no stolen funds are laundered through the American banking system. Mr. Entwistle, who said the U.S. government was offering technical assistance to Nigeria’s anti-graft agencies for the training of investigators and prosecutors, said he looked forward to more partnership for the freedom of all Nigerians. “Not just the political freedom you exercised last year, but freedom from fear, freedom from want, freedom from sickness, and freedom from corruption,” the envoy said. “The last election was tremendous democratic success, not only for Nigeria, but the growth of democracy across Africa. He described the outcome of last year’s presidential elections as historic, and a demonstration of commitment to democracy, saying Nigeria’s future belonged to all Nigerian people, especially “Nigeria’s heroes – men and women who are brave enough to believe that they can change the world.” “The United States stands with every Nigerian who believes that Nigeria can be healthier, safer, and more prosperous,” he said. On the economy, the envoy said Nigeria was now headed in the right direction on issues like fuel subsidy removal, foreign exchange rate, urging government to continue to create an environment that would attract more foreign investments. The biggest U.S. companies in Nigeria, he said, had been here for decades, pointing out that it was important for government to maintain an environment that would attract more foreign investments to the country. “As you continue privatization of the power grid, through President Obama’s Power Africa initiative, we stand ready to, among other things, help companies invest in building more electricity infrastructure, especially environmentally-friendly power generation. “As you increase your commitment to healthcare and education, we support those efforts too,” he assured. Mr. Entwistle, whose tour of duty of U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria, comes to an end this July ending, described his stay in Nigeria as a fascinating time, saying he would be leaving with a great sense of hope and optimism, especially with a truly inspiring experience with young Nigerians with energy and dynamism. For the umpteenth time, Mr. Entwistle told reporters he had nothing to say about his controversial letter to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, over allegations of sexual misconduct preferred against three members of the House while on official trip to the U.S. a few months ago. At the end of his assignment in Nigeria, Mr. Entwistle said he would be retiring from the U.S. Foreign Service at the end of the month after 35 and a half years. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/206342-america-laments-nigerians-dying-starvation-country.html lalasticlala, mynd44.
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hmm. My signature though |
IG ko, Instagram ni ![]() |
Which one should we believe naw, abi which kind of confusionist government is this? |
I thought they said the initiative was unwise of GEJ? ![]() |
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I VOTE, LANICKY, Cc: NLjega |
viktohmarkz:u must be on mtn pulse: use *406# then have up to #25 on ur acct then send night to 131. |
brojoshua:One thing u guys doesn't understand is that majority of them r not gay self willingly, they just found themselves to be attracted to the person of same sex just naturally as d same way u found yourself attractive to the opposite sex. Even i still don't understand how God will judge such.. Since no one decide to be male or female in the first place.. |
benedictuyi:One thing u guys doesn't understand is that majority of them r not gay self willingly, they just found themselves to be attracted to the person of same sex just naturally as d same way u found yourself attractive to the opposite sex. Even i still don't understand how God will judge such.. Since no one decide to be male or female in the first place.. |
Some ladies are just hmmm.. what in the world could made the guy deserve this on such a day. |
those small boys...? |
Every right thinking progressive Nigerians now are supporting moves that will make governance reach the people. Not introducing bills for expansion of Sharia or allowing female Hijabians in our schools. SMH, for those who remain to be cryptic |
The question i'm still asking is, how rr they going to admit students? |
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You better talk sense into him to prevent his cohort from murdering your people up there in the north |
egbonnla:Nawa o, did u say all this during GEJ's tenure? If not, hmm-make I no just talk. Don't u think if not for the critism, PMB won't have turn something else and drag the economy down than this? Whatever it is that made me criticize GEJ must also make me criticize PMB and so far GMB had been a failure.... I'm very disappointed even in myself for thinking He's a saint that will really turn things around for the below average Nigerians. So Egbon, wake up |
![]() Yorubas will say, eleyin gidi gan o |
knightsTempler: ![]() Wow, what a great synopsis of TRUTH, in fact northerners are great and friendly people and I love them, having lived in their midst for years. I understood religion is their only trigger point for violence. Now, about this govt lies and propaganda, Femi Aribisala had captured the whole picture of our current scenario, but what I still don't understand is 1.in the face of all the lies, propaganda and gross ineptitude and incompetence this govt is dishing out daily, some people still decided to remain blind and idiotic in self delusion. Many reasonable people are now seeing this govt as a scam but shamefully and among my Yorubas they r a typical Zombic example seeing otherwise. A SPADE MUST BE CALLED A SPADE 2. I also voted for change and defended change for about 8months that I realized, I've been defending the indefensible just as Femi had highlighted but a few up there. I called on every reasonable Nigerians, Now is the time we speak out and clamour for nothing else but restructuring, I see this govt taking us nowhere in the next years |
Police and other security agencies should take note of this report and be proactive. It's not everytime calamity befalls they will come dey form roof by being on top of the situation. |



