Josephjnr:
Still ugly.

God bless u

Lexusgs430:

Wetin girls want?

anything collectable

Lexusgs430:

We dey cope jejely. Pushing along gently....

na so,God dey

Lexusgs430:

We dey cope jejely. Pushing along gently....

na so,God dey

Lexusgs430:

Nah the real life we live in o

torh OK oooo anything for girls

Lexusgs430:

Wetin dey happen for ur side?

every thing dry for here oooo,DAT Syd nko

Lexusgs430:


But you and I know jobless men & women, find themselves in romantic relationships. This is real life, honey.......

So the monopoly to spend in a relationship, lays firmly at the guy's door and account?

Do you spend money on your boyfriend, in equal measure?

guy wetin kan dey bring monopoly,equal measures,measures of central tendency,demand nd supply,algebra,probability.....

Lexusgs430:

Me too just hold my corner...... Life continues...

na so ooo

But over fyn dey worry d first guy oooo,truly one can jot av it all

Lexusgs430:


I dey o.
You nko?

I gallant

Lexusgs430:


She probably ran out of make-up. And went to restock....

Lmao
How u dey

Abeg what is that drawing on her face that looks like eyebrow?

LilSmith55:
Very Easy, I write it in year 2012, trust me I get 6 B's and 2 C's....

But forget, I read my head almost tear,

Your head tore,it's just that u did not notice

Daddy freeze should av married aunty kemi.... I wonder how heartless some people can be,people r crying bcus of what they have lost nd u r busy comparing mainland nd island... NA SOCIAL CLASS GO KILL YOU

where did we go wrong?

Jude said it all.... am tired of this country sef

shame on Ghana.....see the way I dey happy like say na better thing

this guy might go on punished with the look of things, the case will just die like that..... #more money must be made

Danishguy:
Two US senators have written to the secretary of state not to sell fighter jets to Nigeria

- They claimed issue of human rights concern was a reason for this blockade

- Nigeria was accused of not following court orders in the detention of El-Zakzaky

The Nigerian government has suffered a setback in its fight against terrorism as the United States has been urged not to sell fighter jets to Nigeria over human rights concern.

Donald Trump-led administration had promised to sell 12 weaponised aircraft to Nigeria $600 million but this might have suffered a dip as senators Cory Booker and Rand Paul in a joint letter on Tuesday, June 8, said Nigeria must display concern for human rights first.

The duo in the letter to the US Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, cited the killing of Shi’ites by the army in early 2015 and the accidental bombing of an IDP camp as reasons why the aircrafts should not be sold to Nigeria.

They noted that although the country was facing Boko Haram insurgency, failure to comply with human rights directives shows the country should not be in custody of these fighter jets.

Read the letter below:

Dear Secretary Tillerson:

"We are writing to convey our concerns regarding reports that you intend to proceed with plans to sell A-29 Super Tucano light attack aircrafts, with mounted machine guns and related parts and logistical support, to help the Nigerian government combat Boko Haram. We request that before you approve this sale, you brief us on the steps Nigeria has taken to investigate and hold accountable those that have committed human rights abuses. We believe the security threats Nigeria is facing are very real but that a sale of this nature, and at this time, is ill-advised. Boko Haram – a 5,000 to 10,000 strong insurgent force with ties to the Islamic State – will not be defeated through expanded air power alone.

"Despite your comments that values will not impact national security policies, we believe proceeding without any clear indications of progress from the Nigerian government on the protection of human rights and enforcement of accountability would run contrary to our national security objectives.

"With proper training of pilots, the sale of more sophisticated aircraft could lead to more accurate targeting of insurgents by the Nigerian Air Force and potentially a reduction of civilian casualties. But there is evidence that the Nigerian military routinely flouts the laws of war and there remains an absence of adequate safeguards and accountability mechanisms. This means that the Tucano aircraft could be used in a manner inconsistent with international human rights and humanitarian law – and that ultimately helps to strengthen Boko Haram.

"Given that the Nigerian military still lacks the ability to mount a sophisticated counterinsurgency cooperation combining group and air assets, and the A-29 airframes will not be ready for delivery for at least another year at the earliest, we see no rush to complete the sale. Because this sale is an important point of leverage to encourage critical reforms necessary to defeat Boko Haram, we recommend that you require the Nigerian government to complete these steps before proceeding with the sale. Some of the important and specific benchmarks that would show progress include:

"Progress from the authorities in Abuja on the Kaduna government’s investigation into the December 2015 alleged massacre on Shiite Muslims in the northeastern town of Zaria, where at least 347 members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, a Shia Muslim group, were killed by army soldiers. Credible organizations found that the army’s attack was unjustified. An investigation launched by the local Kaduna government found the General Officer in command of the army to have authorized the massacre and recommended prosecution. Nearly a year after this report was published, there has been no follow-up from the federal government in Abuja. Authorities also failed to comply with a court order for the release of the movement’s leader, Ibraheem El Zakzaky, and his wife who remain in detention without charges since December 2015.

"Completion of the investigation into the January 2017 attack on a displaced persons camp in Rann, northeastern Nigeria, by the Nigerian Air Force, which killed at least 236 people and injured thousands more. The government was quick to acknowledge the attack, which officials said was an accident, and agreed to undertake an investigation but it has yet to be finalized and then made available to the public. Even if it was accidental, the Rann incident demonstrates the urgent need for safeguards and accountability.

"Progress on a fair investigation into the 2014 killing by the Nigerian security forces of over 600 people, on the heels of Boko Haram’s attack on Giwa army barracks. Hundreds of mostly unarmed detainees, including children, were killed in extrajudicial executions and likely buried in mass graves around the city.


"At the same time, there continues to be additional allegations of corruption, abuse, and misconduct throughout the Nigerian military. While some soldiers have been released or retired, there has yet to be any real or meaningful accountability for the systemic challenges that have plagued Nigeria’s security forces for decades. Without addressing these problems at an institutional level, reform is merely cosmetic and will only perpetuate longstanding patterns of abuse, which could serve as propaganda for Boko Haram and other insurgent groups seeking to discredit the Nigerian government.

"We are concerned that the decision to proceed with this sale will empower the government to backtrack even further on its commitments to human rights, accountability, and upholding international humanitarian law, which in turn could spur greater unrest and violence, particularly in the northeastern part of the country. Accordingly, we strongly urge you to reconsider your decision to sell A-29 Super Tucano light attack aircrafts to Nigeria without any meaningful reform or any clear safeguards in place. Instead we recommend you make clear to Abuja that the sale of these aircraft can proceed only if there is positive and measurable progress on reforming the security institutions.".


https://www.naij.com/1109091-us-senators-block-sale-fighter-jets-nigeria-human-rights-concern.html

i didnt read d whole story but i dont trust US

sureprince01:


I can relate. I has happened to me for like more than 10times, like each time I sleep at afternoon, I won't be able to lift a finger, just my eye lids, it will take me some moment to be able to lift a finger

i swear am tired of this situation at a point i thought it is a spiritual problem,so i informed my parent just incase i die suddenly. i love sleeping alot but when it starts i try as much as possible not to close my eyes....it a very bad experience and u gavr d exact description

YorubaNigga:
Kilode?

lemme jorh,i no do

YorubaNigga:

Nice one from u. Edo babes always smart and cute.

But I don't understand you studying politics but not wanting to become one

i may become a political analyst(not certian) but difinitely not a politician

YorubaNigga:

Yes I am. Your name tones Urhobo, are you?

Bukunmi is a nice name. Wonder how u know d Yoruba interpretation sef

lol,am from edo state and i can speak yoruba language

YorubaNigga:
Night was fine thanks. And what does Oselumese mean?

oluwabukunmi..... You are a yoruba guy right?

YorubaNigga:
Good morning! Cos ur moniker means politician

Good morning,how was your night rest? it actually my real name Oselumese

my brother's eyes are always partially open when ever is asleep,you will think his pretending until you move closer to him,and he like to crack his teeth

YorubaNigga:
Fine.
Are you aiming to be a politician?

No,why did you ask? though am studying political science.

YorubaNigga:
Leave him. They are just empty chest beaters.
BTW, How are you?

Am fine and you?

TruthisGOD:
Some people said they want out from this country and you're inclined to force them to stay. Did Britain force scotland to stay? What's wrong with the black race? Must everything be through gun barrel? Can we ever evolve to civilize human beings?

who am i to force them to stay? with the look of things and what happening in recent times,does it look like it is going to be a peaceful process?

Rapmoney:
It is very clear that you lack political education.

it is also very clear that common sense is far from you bcus if you have "political education" you will know what happened during the last struggle for a biafra nation.

i dont know why y'll have decided to live someone else's dream(Nnamdi kanu), i just hope it wont be too late when you realise the truth.....

am beginning to hate this country.
our govt dont care about us,the only job our law enforcement agencies know how to do,is to collect bribe..