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See reactions from Fans after popular Blogger noble Igwe Uploaded this picture on his Instagram handle

We believe such comments were because of his recent information about Yahoo boys

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HtwoOw:
Soon some idiats will blame this on Buhari

run they are coming for you

asco15:
This is a news circulating on social media. I can't say wether it's true or false but judge it yourself from the pictures below.


Finally!

A Fake Military Base Discovered In Benue State At A Place Called OPOKGU Town.

This is Where it is believed that the Fulanis Train, wear military camouflage uniforms to attack un-expecting innocent people in the villages. These are the Fulani herdsmen disguised as military.

See source for more.

Source: https://www.youlyn.com/news/72/finally-a-fake-military-base-discovered-in-benue-state-see-pictures

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The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended the Air Operators Certificate (AOC) of First Nation Airways indefinitely over “unauthorised and illegal operations”.



According to NCAA Spokesman, Sam Adurogboye, the suspension was conveyed to the airline via a letter with reference No. NCAA/DG/CSLA/RM/1-06/18/2304 and dated May 11, 2018 and signed by the Agency’s Director General, Capt. Muhtar Usman. He said the letter had been delivered to First Nation Airways and the airline had acknowledged receipt.



Adurogboye said: ”The suspension is sequel to the flagrant and continuous violation of the terms and conditions of issuance of it AOC by the airline thereby carrying out unauthorised and illegal operations. The letter revealed that when the AOC of First Nation Airways expired, the airline did not have at least two airworthy aircraft capable of servicing its approved schedule as required by Part 9.1.1.6(b)(2) (ii) of Nigerian Civil Aviation Regulation (Nig.CARS) 2015. Consequently, the airline’s Air Operators Certificate (AOC) was, upon renewal, restricted to non-scheduled operation, (Charter) only.”

According to him, the airline however embarked on scheduled operations with continuous advertisement of its services and sold tickets at its Check-in counters in Lagos and Abuja Airports. He said that NCAA had earlier notified the airline that it was investigating these violations.



“Subsequently, by a letter dated August 31, 2017, the airline was directed to stop the illegal operations forthwith, warning that failure to desist would lead to a suspension of its operating authorisation. On further investigation, it was discovered that the airline had disregarded all warnings and continued with the unauthorised and illegal operations in violation of its AOC terms and conditions of issuance.”

He said the action contravene the provisions of Part 9.1.1.4(d) of the Nig.CARS 2015. He said the provisions of the Nig.CARS 2015 provide that “Each AOC holder shall at all times, continue in compliance with the AOC terms and conditions of issuance and maintenance requirements to hold that certificate.”



Adurogboye said that NCAA had therefore determined that, pursuant to Section 35(2),(3) (a) (ii) and (4) of the Civil Aviation Act, 2006, FirstNation Airways was no longer fit to operate air transport business under the authority of the AOC. He said:”Accordingly, the airline’s AOC has been suspended indefinitely, with effect from May 11. when it received the notice. “In addition, the operators of the airline are expected to return the AOC to the NCAA’s Director of Operations and Training within seven days of receiving the letter.”



He however said that if the airline demonstrates ability and willingness to comply with the extant regulations, NCAA would review its operations and restore its AOC to enable it commence operations again. He reiterated NCAA’s zero tolerance for violations of the Nig.CARS, adding that it would continue to enforce compliance through application of appropriate sanctions for any infractions.

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laurel03:
If you like campaign from now till heaven i will not vote for anybody above 60yrs in 2019.. we are tired of recycle polithiefcians.
Atiku Coja... won ko owo ja
Atiku Halliburton... visit Usa
Atiku Ptdf...
Atiku Intel.. etc.

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yanabasee:
Never voted for Buhari....Never campaigned for Buhari before..Never will


I do not hate Buhari....I just hate everything about his character....

your oracles know all you did back in 2015

Suffice to say Senator Shehu Sani is also a member of APC. See more of his tweets below


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;Dam sure you had same beliefs before you voted in Buhari

yanabasee:
Left for me.... Atiku might be corrupt, but he'll be a better ouster and will make a good president that won't be influenced by OBJ and its likes...


With Atiku, issues like the Cabal hijacking the presidency won't be heard....


Atiku is a lone striker...

The former vice president who has his eyes on the presidency had this to say when someone questioned his record as vice president.

SOURCE- https://nairatrend.com.ng/see-atikus-reply-to-a-twitter-user-who-asked-him-how-he-improved-the-standard-of-living-during-his-time-as-vice-president/

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See how This Two Slay mams Tw£rked at a club yesterday in a club here in Lekki phase 1

This Pictures and videos will leave you hot

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Pastor T.B. Joshua has rebuked churchgoers who rely on their “dirty money” to pave way for them to receive God’s blessings.

The cleric, in a sermon, decried the level of ‘pride’ shown by church members nowadays.

“We are too proud – that is why we believe so much in money,” he told congregants at The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN).

“‘Money answereth everything’ – that is the voice of pride”, he continued in the sermon titled ‘Read The Bible With Forgiveness’.

“When you speak, one can hear the voice of money. When you walk, one can see the traces of money… But money is dirty; the journey of money is too far”.

The cleric advised that all genuine Christians should rather engage in an assignment in their various churches, stressing the need to set a day aside in the week for such purpose.

“Get interested in His plans and work with His projects. Go and work in the church where humility can come,” he candidly counselled, explaining this would afford the opportunity to work freely with people irrespective of their social class.

Joshua recounted how his own mother would regularly bring him to church at the weekends and he watched intently as she diligently cleaned the church premises and simultaneously prayed.

“When I asked her what she was saying in her prayers, she told me, ‘Lord, as I clean Your house, clean my life, future, family and children’. Here I am today.”

The cleric further added that people should stay within their respective churches to render their services, without feeling the need to join a ‘megachurch’.

“It’s not the size of the ministry that determines the strength of the ministry,” he explained.

“The strength of the ministry is the relationship of the ministry to God; it is not the population or crowd, fame or popularity. You can see just two members in a church that is more connected to God than the biggest church,” he added.

Joshua further encouraged the faithful not to lose heart when facing persecution, using his own ministerial experience as an example.

“When you look at my antecedents, you will see I have more degrees in persecution than praise. I am a professor when it comes to persecution but I am just a first-degree holder in praise.

“Well, I am not expecting praise because my reward is over there,” he concluded.

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