Jestin:
His appointed time has not come

Kirchhoff01:
obviously a typo. You don't have any advice Mr. Correction Pen?

fuckfuckman:


He pays them well agreed but how about the vomit. Or do they take timing drugs that causes the vomit when the prayer starts

Kirchhoff01:
For God's sake, I keep meeting virgins that wanna keep their virginity till they get married.
I don't really know what's going on!
I have had sex only but once in my life. The other times are I came were mostly by masturbation. I've met 7 girls who I wanted to get laid with but they told me they were virgins who would want to keep it for their husbands. Why always me. I can't get laid. Also if they tell me they're virgins I just give up. I mean I keep meeting them back to back to back. I never knew Nigeria is filled with many virgins. Most of them acknowledge they indulge in romance but not sex.
This last one I met; I've been doing everything possible to get laid but she burst the news again that she's a virgin.... WTF? Why me? This babe look like a pornstarr. How in the world will she be a virgin.
Mehn am tired. I wanna get laid o
Advice me, I'm 25.

fuckfuckman:


Don't be deceived I'm 80% atheist. All those things are fake

fuckfuckman:
I believe that all those people falling under annoiting are fake. But how are they faking the vomit aspect. Because vomiting is not what they plan.

CuntMiner:
well im a graduate from the university of ilorin,class of 2015, B.Ed in educational management,geography as my minor.....but i studied for my parent,...MY PASSION IS FOOTBALL...I WONT STOP TILL I MAKE IT

tiwiex:


Sometimes, it's more complicated than you say. Home pressure. Maybe his parents have put undue pressure and he just couldn't face them. Parenting also needs to be addressed. Nothing wrong in falling down. I was in Ife. I had an extra and I found it hilarious. It was even a badge of honour. But homes are different. People too can be different. I wriggled through it and managed the home front.

Niorte:

You are shameless and inconsiderate. You believe you know every thing and force your opinion down the throats of others. Truly you are intelligent but you are not wise. You are blunt but very toxic. Your area of strength is the reason many people dislike you. You act before you think.

Are these not your traits?

abluck:
Okay

4601CE:
This useless school just asked one of my friends in Medical rehabilitation to withdraw.
Very useless school!

janetdaniels201:
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

NORTHEAST BETTER OFF UNDER PRESIDENT BUHARI – PRESIDENCY

In an action that broke the old tradition of staying above politics, the Catholic Bishop of Yola Diocese, Rt. Rev. Fr. Stephen Mamza delivered a homily in which he spoke angrily against President Muhammadu Buhari, whom he described as “sleeping on duty as Commander-in-Chief.” This is not a fair comment.

There is so much that has changed in the past three to four years in and around Yola, and the Catholic Church in particular that a true assessment would show that but for the Change Administration of President Buhari, things would have continued the way they were, or even get worse. These could not have happened if a Commander-in- Chief was asleep.

Bishop Mamza was, and is still a strong member of the Adamawa Peace Initiative, API, composed of religious and community leaders which did the lovely work housing and feeding 400,000 displaced people from Northern Adamawa and Borno States in 2015. The API also did the extraordinary work of easing tensions between Muslims and Christians during that period and ensured that both groups did not turn on one another based on suspicion.

As widely reported by the local and international press, in the premises of St. Theresa’s Cathedral where Rev. Mamza ministered, there were more than 1,500 IDPs, mostly women and children on whom the church administered food rations and issued bags of maize, cooking oil and seasoning. We are truly touched and very grateful for the work that the Bishop and the others had done in that difficult period.

Now that Boko Haram has been degraded, the more than 400,000 displaced people absorbed by the Adamawa community have all gone back to Borno State and to those council areas in northern Adamawa.

In addition to the capital,Yola, the towns of Michika, Madagali and Mubi which had been occupied by Boko Haram during their military advances have since been retaken by the Nigerian military, whose personnel are also clearing litters of Boko Haram’s carnage and are, through the support of the administration as well as local and international partners, rebuilding roads and bridges, power lines, burnt schools, markets, destroyed churches and mosques.

Without an iota of doubt, the Northeast is better off with President Buhari than it was under the previous administration. That should explain the massive turnout of voters in the region, in spite of threats to life and property, to vote for the return of the President for a Second Term of four years.

Sadly, one of the realities of today’s Nigeria is that it easy to blame President Buhari for the violence all around us. Community leaders are too scared to blame the warlords and the sponsors of killings we live with because they fear for their own lives.

What is happening in several communities racked by inter-ethnic and religious violence is arising from the refusal of community leaders to point at known criminals in their midst for the law enforcement agencies to act against them. They rather blame President Buhari for their woes.

It is indeed an irony that in the week that Bishop Mamza was speaking, another Bishop with a known commitment to peace, and results to show for his work in neighbouring Plateau State, is being dispatched to go to Taraba, Adamawa and Benue States to work in collaboration with security agencies in mending broken inter-communal relationships.

This senseless violence can never be condoned by the administration and we sympathize with the families of those who lost loved ones as well as those injured. The administration’s intense security efforts and peace building will not only continue, but will expand in response to such explosions of violence in the country.

Garba Shehu
Senior Special Assistant to the President
(Media & Publicity)
April 22, 2019