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Soon basketmaout and Igodye will be out of jobs in the comedy industry |
no cure for Herpes 2 and Gonorrhea is getting more difficult to cure everyday because of resistant strains.. cmon: |
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OLOYE is strong as ALLOY! shakmati: |
Being young should not be a reason to get into elected office.. A clear capacity to serve must be the most important determinant and it must start from you immediate locality. Barack Obama went to Chicago after graduation to begin working representing the poor and less privileged with legal representation before even thinking of the US congress.. Lets not be blind to the message because of the messenger..You only win elections by being part of the process, definitely not on Nairaland of Twitter |
Allison is Going to be The best goalie by the season end..I just Dey laugh � una |
If this is not Nigeria i would say this is beyond a joke but it is Nigeria and it is the perfect joke on Nigeria, Fela Durotoye says he has spent a year and half telling Nigerians the need to get involved in the political process. Can Fela Durotoye tell Nigerians in that year and half he went round telling us to get involved in the politics of Nigeria where in any of his speeches has he ever offered any solutions to simple or complex problems of Nigeria in any of his speeches rather he gives a long unenergetic pastoral speech about all of our problems and yes before you say it I have a download of all his speeches. The biggest effort Fela Durotoye has ever made to attempt to give a solution to Nigeria's problem is to say he will delegate the best people to do the right jobs. Well the problem we have now with the sitting president is exactly that he has no vision for the nation that will either outlive him, and a vision that he sees that no one else can which is the most key determining factor a leader needs to direct those he delegates because even if you have the best hands they can only work and deliver according to the leaders vision or else u have a house dividing itself like You had in APC and PDP. What is Fela Durotoye's clear political ideology for Nigeria? Is he a conservative or a democrat, a communist, socialist or a capitalist does he believe in bottom up politics or trickle down economics . We as Nigerians are either a nation of perfect idiots or we just don't get it when it comes to good governance. These guys are the perfect opportunists open ur eyes! Ps Its a shame that with all the efforts Sowore and Moghalu put into this for these bunch of bigotted traitors to stand and be counted. Nigerians from Buhari who can not motivate a cow to produce more cows, now its Fela Durotoye who cannot motivate an ordinary groundnut seller the most patronising idiot u can find is now the leader of your PACT.. |
The Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Iliyasu, has given directives for the transfer of the case to the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department for further investigation and possible prosecution. There is high level Underemployment in the NPF. Y'all need posting to Sambisa As soon as possible. |
All Nigerian politicians have finished all the spaces in Asokoro. Don't worry yall kids will be displaced from those houses when we are ready with legitimate Funds.. |
We need Leaders not Rulers. Tonto no be you village be dis! |
Children born with HIV and without immediate diagnosis and prompt commencement of treatment have a poor prognosis and can die in the first decade of life.It's quite difficult to believe that he was born with HIV and lived until 25 especially living a life that included smoking and alcohol consumption instead of a healthy lifestyle. But then again it should not any of our business what someone decides to do with his private sexual life. |
How many Bundesliga does he have? Wot of Spanish league? |
WAZIRI (You know the standing of that title) is waiting for the Emir of Illorin to arrive thats the news.. Anything else is your own opinion.. ![]() Kayus4real: |
Learn to walk away! We are all human, but self control is the key.... |
This is just an academic argument, to stimulate your brain..The Supreme court has already ruled on the section, 2/3 rds is the requirement. |
So if the DSS boss has decided to act unilaterally or has been induced by external forces, does that not now confirm what we heard from the Pres. wife Aisha Buhari that he does not have full control and this government is being run by a Cabal? If as president you cannot command loyalty and respect as Commander in Chief, Nigerians deserve to call for your resignation. I think this incident in an indictment on Mr President. Soon I wont be surprised when the Military chiefs decide to act on their own, and we hear Obasanjo was responsible. |
After months of debate and mock selections, the 2018 NFL draft is just days away, and several players with African connections, predominantly Nigerian, are set to hear their names called out. For those who may follow the NFL closely but College football a little less so, here are the African players most likely to be drafted during the three day event at AT&T stadium in Arlington, Texas this weekend. Derrick Nnadi - Defensive Tackle - Florida State University (Nigeria) A talented track and field athlete in his younger days, Nnadi was a productive nose tackle in Tallahassee for Florida State, and it won't be a surprise if he sees significant on-field snaps this upcoming season with the team that drafts him. Nnadi did not have a particularly good showing at the NFL Combine, but his college productivity, combined with his propensity for getting into the backfield at the nose tackle position, and his ability to shore up a run defense, make him an attractive selection. Uchenna Nwosu - Outside Linebacker - University of Southern California (Nigeria) Nwosu is a very athletic edge rusher who came into his own during his final two seasons at USC. The Carson, California-born Nigerian finished his senior season with 9.5 sacks and 75 tackles. After putting up good test numbers at the NFL Combine, Nwosu is projected to be selected on day two of the draft, going anywhere from the second to the fourth round. Chukwuma Okorafor - Offensive Tackle - Western Michigan (Nigeria) Eight years after moving to the United States, by way of nigeria, and being talked into joining his High School team, the NFL is calling for Okorafor. The big kid, who played soccer initially before becoming a high school punter and then a tackle, ended up at Western Michigan University, where he thrived. Initially a right tackle before switching to left tackle during his last two seasons at the school, Okorafor's versatility will give him opportunities in the NFL. His accolades in college, plus his size and potential to succeed on the NFL stage, have him projected to be selected on the second day of the draft, ideally by a team willing to provide time for him to learn the intricacies of the position at the NFL level. Ogbonnia Okoronkwo - Outside Linebacker - Oklahoma (Nigeria) The co-Big 12 Defensive player of the year in 2017, Okoronkwo grew up in Houston as the child of Nigerian immigrants and only picked up the game as a sophomore, before ending up at the University of Oklahoma. The edge rusher had 76 tackles and eight sacks in his senior year, and put up solid numbers at the NFL combine. Okoronkwo will most likely hear his name called on day two of the draft in either the third or fourth round. Godwin Igwebuike - Safety - Northwestern (Nigeria) The former high school running back ended up playing defensive back in college and it turned out to be a good decision. Igwebuike became a leader at the safety position for the Northwestern Wildcats during his college career and is now in position to play on Sundays. Igwebuike, nephew of Donald Igwebuike, one of the first Africans to play in the NFL, led his team with 108 tackles during his junior season and 78 tackles his senior season, while showing himself to be capable of playing the strong safety position at a high level. Igwebuike is a quick learner and is likely to impress on special teams by stopping the run on defense. The Ohio product is likely to hear his name called on day two, selected anywhere from the third to the fifth round. Duke Ejiofor - Defensive End - Wake Forest (Nigeria) Another in the group of African edge rushers projected to be drafted in Texas, Ejiofor developed his game each year at Wake Forest and the results were obvious in 2017. His 50 tackles and 10.5 sacks his junior year were enough to keep the defensive end on the mind of NFL scouts, despite his inability to participate at the NFL Combine (due to shoulder surgery after the season). Folorunso Fatukasi - Defensive Tackle - Connecticut (Nigeria) The UConn defensive tackle is enticing to NFL teams because he has the size and versatility to play multiple positions on the defensive line. Likely to be selected anywhere from the third to the fifth round, Fatukasi was a standout at UConn and had a good Combine effort, and has the potential to become a quality NFL starter within a couple of seasons with the right team. Ade Aruna - Defensive End - Tulane (Nigeria) Born and raised in Nigeria, Aruna moved to the United States for high school to pursue a basketball career. After being convinced to give (American) football a try during his senior year in high school, Aruna impressed enough to be offered a scholarship to Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. After gaining knowledge of the game during his first couple of years at Tulane, Aruna blossomed as a Sophomore and Junior and is now in the draft mix. He is still a raw prospect and will need more refinement, but his measurables and excellent Combine scores have him projected to be drafted in the fifth to seventh round. Afolabi Laguda - Safety - Colorado (Nigeria) One of three brothers who all ended up playing division one football, Laguda was a star on special teams and at safety for the Buffaloes. A productive tackler, Laguda will do enough on special teams to make an impression, and from there it will be up to him to show his ability at the safety position and earn his playing time. Joshua Kalu - Safety - Nebraska (Nigeria) Another Nigerian-American safety in the draft mix, Kalu was a consistent presence in the University of Nebraska secondary throughout his college career. Starting as a cornerback initially, Kalu was moved to safety as a senior and acquitted himself well in limited time at his new position. Projected to be picked in the seventh round, Kalu has the size and speed to be productive at either the safety or cornerback position in the NFL. Joel Iyiegbuniwe - Inside Linebacker - Western Kentucky (Nigeria) The Kentucky resident stayed home for college and after putting together 116 tackles in his junior year, Iyiegbuniwe is projected to hear his name called on the final day of the draft. A special teams ace in college, he will likely impress his future NFL coaches in that phase of the game as he works to get on the field for defensive snaps. Ebenezer Ogundeko - Defensive End - Tennessee State (Nigeria) The New Yorker would be a probable day two selection but for concerns about off-field issues he's had. Initially a Clemson Tiger, Ogundeko found his way to Tennessee State and tallied 28.5 sacks in his three years there. If Ogundeko has matured away from trouble, the team that selects him in the 7th round will have a low risk, high reward player on their hands. |
If removed from office by a resolution of the Senate or the House of Representatives, as the case may be, by the votes of not less than two-thirds majority of the members of the House.[b][/b] Prof that is your own interpretation.. We do have precedents in nigeria.. 91 senators impeached a senate president during OBJs presidency, you argument suits your agenda. |
Oloye for a future with direction! |
Good Suggestion... . The actual problem though is the Insecurity in all parts of the country. People should be able to move freely around all sections of the country that was the primary purpose of the Youth Service Corps.. Thinking Backward ![]() |
These are the excesses of power that a truly federal state will avoid.. On what grounds does EFCC have the power to close down accounts of a state? No court orders just unilaterally. When we are all aware that the EFCC remains a branch of the executive due to its lack of independence. The states must be equal partners in the nation every state is sovereign in their own right! Nigeria is just a confused mess. |
Gas is a mixture of flammable hydrocarbon gases. To tell you simply Gas is created by refining Petroleum. The gas cylinders that we use for cooking purpose contains LPG. It is very reactive as it is refined from Petroleum.Phones always ejects radiations called Electro Magnetic Waves. Because of this emission and when we talk phone or do any activity like browsing, chating etc. the battery may get hot, with the poential to cause a fire in nature. But the fact is that the possibility of this happening with the mobile phone is very very slim to none. As long as everything happens as it should, there is no problem, No leaks and things like that, also if you phone has no technical faults like battery issues or any situation that may induce a spark then you should be safe. |
Clearly Unconstitutional plot, with the intrest now taking a Visibly personal dimension.. After we will hear that the president has no hand in any corrupt activity but he sits silent when they occur, COMPLICIT! |
You have not addressed the issue.. 21+ Reps out of 30 impeached the speaker thats over the requirements by law, So the question of qurom is not important i just metioned it.You mean the house can only reconvene under the orders of the speaker?The national assembly member can seat anywhere within the confirm of the state,So that's not the issue.. exactly the same thing played out in 2014.Are you even from benue? Why do you have an opinion about a state you know nothing about? NgeneUkwenu: |
Police have no business there.More than the requirement for a quorum was formed before the impeachement so theres no basis for any contention that the speaker was impeached following due process.If he has any doubt cancel the recess and reconvene so that he could be duely impeached.. APC Change.. Buhari is a great leader! NgeneUkwenu: |
We just have to accept the Nigerian state for what it is.The present crop of leaders are not going to do anything diffrent..Both of this political alphabets are made up of the same people..They have equally benefited from this political nomardisim,it was the same thing in the last election cycle only for a different political alphabet this time.The day politicians begin to swith parties primarily for the welfare of the ordinary man and for more tangible policy differences then we can care about the party. For now I reserve my vote till we see the candidate of the PDP to challenge buhari.. Comrade Oshiomole knows this from his background but because they prefer to maintain the status-quo, they speak from both sides of the mouth. Tell us now that the APC represents Increase in minimum wage, an education budget that meets the acceptable standards and requirements of "Giants of Africa" only then can you speak in that way. |
Okafors Law is in effect.. |
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i AM interested in the story from people on ground as you seem to have an idea. Inform me na? Abeg PHILipu1: |
Link me to the facts, the currently impeached speaker is loyal to George Akume.,. The PDP & APC in Benue state where already basically equally split so it didn't need an earthquake for PDP to become a majority. You need to get your facts right.. PHILipu1: |
I support Donald Duke for 2019 |
This is an old model so definately not close to $500k, Even the new ones produced by Mercedes dont cost that much.. Still an excellent luxury vehicle tho.. |

