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Make no mistake; these billionaires or royals don't think your life as germane or sacrosanct. Their interest is in the continuous mining of the opportunities the inadequacies of our country avails them. |
When the moment comes, it comes. |
For the God of the day is still God in the night. |
Davido is a remarkable artist, and I am glad that his cultural significance is being recognised. |
Hehe. |
No wife? |
NLC continues to fail us. There has been no corresponding increase in the members welfare as we have seen so far in the PMS price. |
Hehe. Shame on Channels. |
Thank you Senator Adeyemi. And shame on the rest of the dumb flock. |
If a state of emergency is declared in Aso-Rock. Half of the nation's insecurity challenge will be gone. The presidency is itself a foremost threat. |
Hehe |
So innocently looking. |
May God deliver Nigeria. |
Hehe. |
These tendencies (threatening to take your life or steal) are incompatible attributes most firms want in a job seeker. |
Buhari of dog and baboon. |
Shame on Maxair. |
He he. |
A travesty. |
Pantami is the first Shekau! How many recruited by his words, how many lost by it? To do in public, you must consider that has done in private. Such character in our government is a threat to national security... and to imagine not one senator could vary during his screening- explains the deep hole we are, as a nation. and shame on the news media, that can do a simple due diligence on these appointees or which news media exposed his character or history when he was nominated? He rightly should be on a watchlist and all his other aid to extremism investigated and he should no more be a minister! And some say he has renounced...and to think this facade of renouncement is sufficient of his redemption is naive. And we pray our COAS is not a Boko-Haram apologist too. but who knows? But we know, if we must conquer Boko-Haram, which increasingly is now an ideology than a tangible sect, we first have to conquer the extremism and tendencies in our nations political structure, and then look at the military ranks too for the many of the sponsors and the news media who looks away. And the presidency disregard shows the character of the president, and that major political candidates such as Tinubu haven't rebuked that character is a pointer to our direction as a nation. Again, that Pantami is still a minister of this inept government is an indictment of the Buhari's administration tendencies and sympathies to terrorists. It is all a means to these people, leading our soldiers to the slaughter, making us the next Afghanistan and the African headquarters of extremism and terrorism. |
The ESL didn't pay the press enough. |
That is a very dangerous one to say by your husband. They say if your husband has put Magun on you, any man that sleeps with you during the period dies or suffer some very dire consequences. You will be fine. However if no one beds you at the duration, you won't be fine, as then, death comes for the bearer. They say it is a very dangerous one used to punish or afflicted on a lady to punish the partners, especially a woman who the man has got a tincture about her indiscretions. Sometimes a man suspects the wife of extramarital affairs and inflicts on her. The husband stays away from her during the time. If the Lady is innocent and had no such engagement or the suspicion is false, the lady still dies unless she finds a man who by sleeping with her, removes the affliction from her. We hear there are powerful men who can sense the affliction, suspend it, have their way with a promiscuous woman and go their way. Do stay cautious and safe. |
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we pray for peace in Chad. |
How many recruited by his words, how many lost by it? To do in public, you must consider that has done in private. Such character in our government is a threat to national security... and to imagine not one senator could vary during his screening- explains the deep hole we are, as a nation. He rightly should be on a watchlist and all his other aid to extremism investigated and he should no more be a minister! And to think this facade of renouncement is sufficient of his redemption is naive. And we pray our COAS is not a Boko-Haram apologist too. but who knows? But we know, if we must conquer Boko-Haram, which increasingly is now an ideology than a tangible sect, we first have to conquer the extremism and tendencies in our nations political structure, and then look at the military ranks too for the many of the sponsors. It is all a means to these people, leading our soldiers to the slaughter. |
First, by taking one way, you put others life at risk. But a female witness says no wrong, that it wasn't so. The fellow (driver) doesn't admit_ but says even if there is a wrong, that doesn't justify the threat to their lives. (What threat though? Perhaps before the video recording, perhaps in the apprehension of the culprit.) He continues to mention this and lividly so, that he physically engages the police. Only someone who has been pushed towards death would be courageous to push back at a Nigerian police officer. The driver keeps asking if it is because of a traffic offence that he should be killed. The law enforcer shows restrain, but perhaps...it is the sanity that often comes after doing a terrible wrong like shooting at an individual for traffic offense. Assuming a mute audio, me say - kudos to the RRS official's'. Just doing the job really and goodly that some commendation is deserving. Hopefully, more information comes in so that better judgment can be made. |
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Increasingly, our thoughts and assertions and actions_ are being determined by these big corporations. Pastor Adeboye would not tweet 'homosexuality is a sin' because to many that is hate speech, and he would lose his platform. Same as our sheikh. Soon, verses from the scriptures would become either hate speech, deeply racist or misogynist nonsense. |
Hehe. How op would get the books should matter to you. |
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