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The true Chelsea fans were still here to support the team, even if the results were bad!!! #FOREVERBLUE

Just heard now that match has been canceled (suspicious package found in stadium)

ONITSHA in Anambra State has been described as the most polluted city in the world according to a recent World Economic Forum (WEF) report published by the World Health Organisation (WHO). According to the report, of the 3,000 cities in the WHO’s air quality database, the most polluted at the time of measurement was Onitsha. A commercial hub, Onitsha is a fast-growing city in Nigeria, which recorded roughly 30 times more than the WHO’s recommended levels of PM10 particles. A WEF spokesman said: “Onitsha is number one because it produced pollution levels of nearly 600 micrograms per cubic metre of PM10s. This is around 30 times the WHO recommended level of 20 micrograms per cubic metre." Three other Nigerian cities, Aba, Kaduna and Umuahia, were featured in the top 20. Onitsha has the largest market in sub-Saharan Africa and is a nerve centre where people come from all over Nigeria to buy goods.


See more at: http://www.nigerianwatch.com/news/9325-world-health-organisation-describes-onitsha-as-the-most-polluted-city-in-the-world#sthash.JEdxctDS.dpuf

Wow

Babe looks like afro candy's younger sister

Has it now become 'begging' to prostrate and greet a very senior person as OBJ, as the Yoruba culture demands. Haba!

It's only a matter of time before petrol will sell for under a hundred naira,subsidy regime is fraught with fraud, it only made the rich richer.
If we can patiently forbear, I can see light at the end of the tunnel. God bless Nigeria.

It's only a matter of time before petrol will sell for under a hundred naira,subsidy regime is fraught with fraud, it only made the rich richer.
If we can patiently forbear, I can see light at the end of the tunnel. God bless Nigeria.

In summary: "Standing for what you believe in, regardless of the odds against you, and the pressure that tears at your resistance... means courage"

There's somthing more to him not bathing for that long..unless he's mentally sick

David Cameron is fantastically and cocastically correct,taking into consideration what has been looted from the Nigerian state over the years.It is what you call yourself that people will call you.Simple!

Former Chief of Air Staff Mohammed Umar is to be arraigned by the EFCC on Wednesday May 11, 2016 before Justice Binta Murtala Nyako of the Federal High Court, Abuja, Daily Trust has gathered.

The former Air Force Chief has been implicated in the ongoing probe of Defence spending during the tenure of President Goodluck Jonathan, Daily Trust learnt.

It was also gathered that the EFCC obtained a remand warrant to keep Femi Fani-Kayode while investigation continues.

Fani-Kayode was arrested and detained at the head office of the commission where he is being grilled over allegation of corruption.




http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/efcc-to-arraign-another-former-chief-of-air-staff-tomorrow/146156.html?platform=hootsuite

More like PDP avengers

The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) has announced that it would begin to confiscate vehicles with expired or substandard tyres.

According to Boboye Oyeyemi, the Corps Marshal of the agency, the measure became necessary to curb incessant road accidents usually caused by poor tyre usage in vehicles.

“What we’re going to commence immediately is that any vehicle that has expired tyres or substandard tyres, we’re going to impound the vehicles,” Mr. Oyeyemi said. “Enough is enough to this. All the crises we’re talking about from February this year to April, they were all tyre-related.

“After impounding it (the vehicle), we’ll ask the owner to go and replace it with a genuine one. The passengers we’ll arrange for their continuous journey so as to reduce the pains. But I will not allow an expired tyre fitted on a vehicle to continue the journey,” Mr. Oyeyemi said.

He also decried the lack of tyre manufacturing companies in the country and appealed to appropriate authorities to do their utmost best in ensuring that the situation is addressed.

“It’s not a problem that started today, we’ve been raising this alarm since Dunlop and Michelin shut down in Nigeria and relocated,” the FRSC boss said.

“So it’s a result of this that led to over 250 different distorted substandard tyres in the country today and we appeal to Manufacturers Association of Nigeria and Nigerian Association of Chamber of Commerce Industry Mines and Agriculture to do their very best in looking into this and see how tyre manufacturing plants can be brought into life.

He spoke at a Stakeholders' forum in Abuja.




http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/nigeria-frsc-to-start-seizing-vehicles-with-expired-tyres.211588/

Rossikki:
What's your problem? Colonized slave.

What's your own problem?why the unnecessary aggression?

Pressure should be piled up on the local government to act fast

jacksonite:
Including Fulani herdsmen ko?

You're asking me?do I look like the commander in chief to you?

Tinyemeka:
How about the Fulanis who murdered at Agatu and Uzo Uwani?

direct your question to the commander in chief

It is getting late. They should be crushed immediately. The amnesty programme must be suspended immediately. Search and destroy any so called militant. Arrest and try any "Agbaya" from any part of the country who may be grandstanding. Pick any hustling youth such as the commercial agitating couple,Shoot any miscreant at sight.

Thank you Mr president. I'm fully in support. Crush any group of criminals that wants to cause mischief in our fatherland

Which one is darker?the suite or the individual wearing it

The police, on Thursday, said it would compel officers and men of the force, who damaged patrol vehicles through reckless driving to pay for the damage.

The Zone 2 police spokesman, CSP Adebowale Lawal, made this disclosure in a chat with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.

Lawal said that the directive was issued by the Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG) in charge of the zone, comprising of Lagos and Ogun State Commands, Mr Bala Hassan.


He said that the warning became necessary in view of the rickety condition of such vehicles shortly after allocation for patrol duties.

The police spokesman said that henceforth, police officers and men would be sanctioned for willful and reckless damage to patrol vehicles under their care.

“All erring drivers and patrol team leaders who are found to have willfully and recklessly damaged vehicles will be sanctioned and made to pay for the damage to government property.

“If you destroy or damage any vehicle, you will be sanctioned and made to pay for it accordingly,” Lawal said.


According to him, most vehicles recently donated to the police by State Governments and corporate bodies, undergo comprehensive maintenance every six months to ensure their road worthiness.

He said that the AIG had therefore directed that drivers and team leaders would be held responsible for any breach of the safety and care of patrol vehicles.




http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/05/police-drivers-to-pay-for-damage-of-patrol-vehicles/?utm_source=dlvr.it_dp1&utm_medium=facebook

She's teaching him how to use the ATM naa

Kai!Olympus has fallen Pata pata

See him shoe

The "I must make it" mentality keeps getting people into trouble.some nigerians will never learn

Eden Hazard won the title for Chelsea, disappeared for a year, and returned to win the title for Leicester.

What a comeback & a reminder of what the real Hazard can do!! The title is officially yours Leicester City!! You are welcome . Sincerely, Chelsea Football c

These clowns loved the horse rider (style) so much they made it their pre wedding photo sha

lexrichy:
smh! you're so dumb. did he said his life was perfect? abi you nor understand English

"Did he said"