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boogietrends:
Look how you sound talking down on your fellow human just because of a video! There is no where in the video that what you wrote was said. You are just a LIAR seeking attention and thinking you know it all. Your lie is just a figment of your imagination or maybe you have hard hearing. This is the video link for anyone in doubt.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJHvJqRrkts

What joy do your derive from insulting people for no reason? It is kids that throw insults without provocation. Do you know the meaning of the word illiterate? You are just consumed with hatred! Seek help fast.

BastardWike:
I stopped watching this video when the narrator claimed that Calabar airport is busier and more viable than Owerri airport. Even if you're not informed about airport traffic in Nigeria, why not Google it instead of making a mockery of yourself. You even mentioned Owerri airport and sighed, like it was some crap.

Dude, a simple Google search should have informed you that Owerri airport is by far the fourth busiest in Nigeria, after Lagos, Abuja and P.H in that order. The Sam Mbakwe airport Owerri recorded 47,000 passengers in one month while Calabar airport you ranked above it could manage just 12,000!

If only Imo State governors have been up and doing, and fixed Owerri's roads, the city would have been among the most beautiful in Nigeria. However, that doesn't mean people, especially our fellow Igbos would always try to put it down unnecessarily.

Rubbish!!

ebukajay184:
https://igberetvnews.com/1378583/gov-umahi-others-queue-behind-george-obiozor-new-president-ohanaeze-ndigbo-photos/

Lol...
it does not matter how many Umahis send him congratulatory message after the governor unilaterally selected the Fulani stooge Obiozor as Ohaneze PG over other capable men in Igboland. Only God knows how much they received from Fulanis to carry out this dirty coup on Igbos. Well, truth is that it will not stand.

Rocksvibes234:
Who is this man hyping and laughing at our airport on his twitter page.
I know he is on this forum and get every of his informations from this forum

Just ride on bro and be ready to cry
Because on April, or b4 the end of 2021 it will be ready

Abagworo:
Music video shot at Heroes Square by a Northerner


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hM9a4TV7eqk

Aconomist:
Are the camps shown in this satellite image legal or illegal according to ESN's definition?

investnow2013:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vSTs3kixGg

Kingscee:
By ‘Dare Odufowokan, Assistant Editor/Gbade Ogunwale/Tony Akowe/AbdulGafar Alabelewe, Kaduna



The Federal Government hit back at the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Dr.Matthew Kukah on Saturday for suggesting that there would have been a military coup or a war in the country if a non-Northern Muslim leader had practised a fraction of the alleged nepotism indulged in by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Information and Culture Minister Lai Mohammed said the statement did not only smack of instigating regime change outside the ballot box but also an open call to anarchy.

Although the minister mentioned no name in his statement, it was clear he was responding to the issues raised by Kukah in his Christmas message released on Friday.

Several groups and individuals joined the fray on Saturday, some supporting Kukah and others speaking in favour of the President.

The opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) believes that Kukah did not say anything new, and asked the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to take the criticism as a wake-up call.

Mohammed, in his statement on Saturday, asked religious leaders in the country to “refrain from stoking the embers of hatred and disunity.”

He warned that “resorting to scorched-earth rhetoric at this time could trigger unintended consequences.”

He said while religious leaders have a responsibility to speak truth to power, such truth must not come “wrapped in anger, hatred, disunity and religious disharmony.”

He added: “It is particularly graceless and impious for any religious leader to use the period of Christmas, which is a season of peace, to stoke the embers of hatred, sectarian strife and national disunity.

”Calling for a violent overthrow of a democratically-elected government, no matter how disguised such a call is, and casting a particular religion as violent is not what any religious leader should engage in, and certainly not in a season of peace.

“Instigating regime change outside the ballot box is not only unconstitutional but also an open call to anarchy.

“While some religious leaders, being human, may not be able to disguise their national leadership preference, they should refrain from stigmatising the leader they have never supported anyway, using well-worn and disproved allegations of nepotism or whatever.”

The minister said whatever challenges Nigeria may be going through at this moment can only be tackled when all leaders and indeed all Nigerians come together; not when some people “arrogantly” engage in name-calling and finger-pointing.

BMO: Kukah’s ‘call for coup’ ungodly



The Buhari Media Organisation (BMO) expressed disappointment at Kukah’s allegation of nepotism against the President and condemned what it described as his subtle call for a coup in the country.

The group in a statement signed by its Chairman Niyi Akinsiju and Secretary Cassidy Madueke, noted that this was not the first time the Catholic Bishop had used the pulpit to sow division and discord and fuel an agenda of anarchy.

It said: “We condemn the remarks of Bishop Kukah where he made claims that the President was creating a Northern hegemony and that such could have been the reason for a coup.

“These comments are false, unreasonable and evil. They are anti-Nigeria and have no place in the kind of conversations Nigerians deserve to hear at a time that all are longing for peace and love.

“Time after time, the President Buhari administration has responded with clear facts, numbers and statistics on this allegation of nepotism, showing that in fact, the South-West has the most appointees in the government, while the South has more appointees than the North.

“Yet, no one has produced evidence to the contrary.

“Bishop Matthew Kukah has fallen far below the mark expected of godly leaders, again.

]“He has used the pulpit where the messages of peace, of joy, of solidarity, of unity and love should be heard to rather preach messages of discord, disunity, anarchy, fear and worse, to tell blatant lies against the President.

“A man who prides himself as a Bishop of the Church should not be the kind of person that these untruths should be heard from.”

Kukah didn’t say anything new – PDP
In the view of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Kukah said nothing new and should not be crucified for saying the obvious.



Spokesman for the PDP, Kola Ologbondiyan, said President Buhari and the APC should face reality, do some self-examination and mend their ways.

“Bishop Kukah simply said the truth as it is. If Alhaji Lai Mohammed is unaware, he should visit the streets of Ikeja, Lagos; Ibrahim Taiwo Road, Ilorin; Bauchi Road, Jos and ask the opinions of ordinary Nigerians,” said Kola Ologbondiyan, National Publicity Secretary of the PDP.

He added: “The APC and the Buhari Presidency have stigmatised themselves before Nigerians, having failed wholesomely on all electoral promises made since 2015.

“Buhari and his APC should quit living in denial because Nigerians have had enough of that.”

Buhari should take responsibility for govt actions, says Ohunabunwa
Contacted on Saturday for his response on the controversy, the President, Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) Mazi Sam Ohuabunwa, said instead of dwelling on the emotional aspect of Kukah’s comment, government should acknowledge the facts in his statement.

According to him, the President as the Chief Security Officer of the country should, at all times, take responsibility for all government actions or inactions.

His words: “When you keep your subordinate on the job, it means you are satisfied with their performance.

“I won’t join those who say the President is not doing anything about the insecurity; I will rather say maybe he is seeing what we are not seeing and he is doing what we are not seeing.

“If they are not pleasing you, you ought to change them. With the service chiefs still in office, the President should tell us what we are not seeing.

“What Kukah said about security is the obvious. But his position about military taking over if Buhari had not been a Northern Muslim is another issue entirely.

“I don’t support forceful takeover of government or any call for such. I think it is just the way the Father put it. He probably said it in a way that could be misinterpreted.

“I know him as a democrat and he fought against military rule too. It is a matter of interpretations. I say it depends on the frame of mind of the individual.

“The worst civilian rule is better than the best military government.

“And to say it is because he is a northern Muslim, I say not really. Jonathan is a Christian southerner and the same security situation occurred under him, and so much said here and there. But the military didn’t take over.

“I think Kukah just expressed his frustration in a way open to misinterpretation. He didn’t mean to incite any take- over.

“If Nigerians are tired of the government, the change must come about democratically the same way we elected them.”

‘We should not vilify Kukah’



A former governorship aspirant on the platform of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Osun State, Dr Ayoade Adewopo, opined that Father Kukah merely expressed the current mood of the country in his statement.

Adewopo asked the President to address the issues raised and not vilify the messenger.

He did not share government’s view that the clergy wanted or intended that the military should take over the government.


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rosskiti:
Jamaica - A Land of Beautiful Resorts

rosskiti:
I have been to Jamaica on several occasions.

Jamaica is a very very lovely and enjoyable place, believe me.

I guarantee you that once Nigerians discover what Jamaica has to offer in terms of beautiful resorts, beaches and general facilities and environment/atmosphere, you will all stop going to Dubai.

I GUARANTEE IT.

Yaaahh Man!!!!.

Cjrane2:
Ibadan is a big city that is 99% slum. Only Bodija ~1% is decent the rest 99% are OMG!

XANDERO85:
I’m not seeing provision made for sidewalks, but if this is the main access road into the estate it can be overlooked at this stage!

They should commence planting trees on either side of the road so they take root and mature a bit by the time the job is completed!