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If only Modric was Spanish or German, he would have been a World Cup/Euro winner by now. The dude is pure class in midfield!! |
Messi, Busquets and Suarez are on the pitch, yet they haven't troubled Navaz |
Benzema |
Real Madrid have now scored in 68 consecutive matches... |
Shame on her for advocating sexual assault on other women |
Asencio is the real deal! |
stevnwigw:You sabi There is a 'Msdamn' on Instagram who makes no less than $12k/month by....twerking online |
She is stunning and definitely 8/10. |
oseiwe:Most of them have no womb or ovaries; their transformation is mostly superficial. The penis region is usually remolded into a passable vagina. Of course, others elect to take estrogen to develop breasts |
FortuneTeller:I'm fine. No major issues with me. How are you today? |
cococandy:You have the strength to keep replying to these people oh. It's obvious that some are still stuck in 19th century beliefs and will never change |
Duru009:If the money bags back Governor Dankwambo, he would defeat Kwankwaso in the primaries. |
Now, he has become an immediate front-runner for the PDP presidential nomination. |
FortuneTeller:I'm not working today. I had to quit the previous job cos it would clash with my classes. |
twinskenny:Imagine that ![]() What if you two got married? They would then ask you to pay for their holidays in Dubai. Our people can be unreasonable at times. |
Hell no. The man could assist members of his wife's family occasionally; but he shouldn't bear a disproportionate burden of taking care of the financial needs of his immediate inlaws. |
FortuneTeller:You're special, so no man can really turn u down. |
FortuneTeller:I'll have, at most, two fiancées if the initial one decides to break off from the engagement. I wouldn't mind eating both of them |
FortuneTeller:I'll only eat the booty of my future fiancée ![]() |
FortuneTeller:Does one of them work at MTN? |
Afam4eva:You get it ![]() |
Afam4eva: No be the kain occasion den dey share amala or jollof oh |
FortuneTeller: Do you have a friend who resides in Abia? |
Iamsheye:Lol. They're all finger foods |
PSA: Obama didn't "legalize" same sex marriage in America. It was the US Supreme Court which ruled that the prohibition of same sex marriages by some US states violated the Equal Protection clauses of the American constitution. |
Obudupikin:Lol I support the plan only if the proposed reserve corp will be a separate military command with commanders who are serving military personnel. The reserve Corp will function like the National Guard in the US, who are called upon to supplement the efforts of local law enforcement in the event of a total breakdown of law and order. We always have to assume that there would be situations where the police will be overwhelmed in the ordinary course of their duties because it happens everywhere else, including the United States. Moreover, I hope the NASS makes provision for Senate confirmation of the commander of this proposed joint unit. It will deepen the doctrine of civilian control over the military, which is a key feature of democratic nations. |
Freedom of speech is obviously protected by the First Amendment, but speech that is designed to incite immediate violence is not protected. So, any member of the White supremacist mob that incited the violent acts today should be identified and arrested by the Charlottesville police. I'm somewhat happy that the terrorist who rammed the car into crowd has been apprehended. |
texanomaly:We only have a few lonely roads here. Yes, it can be fun driving those roads also because there is little or no traffic on them. |
texanomaly:So long and wide |
A bill, sponsored by Rep Muhammad Sani Abdu (APC, Bauchi), was first introduced on the floor of the House late last year and subsequently passed the second reading, titled: ‘A Bill for an Act to amend the Armed Forces Act, to among other things, provide for specific duties for the Armed Forces Reserve in order to serve as a Rapid Response Mechanism with capacity to intervene in Emergency and Internal Security where the Nigerian Police is overwhelmed’. A copy of the bill, obtained by Daily Trust, says the principal Act should be amended by substituting for the existing Section ‘3’ a new Section ‘3.’ The proposal says in the new Section 3 (1) that the Armed Forces Reserve Shall: (a) on the order of the President step in to maintain peace and order where on the joint resolution of the National Assembly or on the advice of the Service Chiefs that the Police were overwhelmed; (b) in collaboration with relevant security agencies protect and assist in rescuing of the civil population during the period of emergency; It states in subsection (c) that the reserve will recruit and train able persons in counter terrorism, rioting, climate and other natural disasters; (d) on the president directives utilized to serve as a rapid response unit for counter terrorism, rescue mission on climate and natural disaster and (e) undertake such national and international assignment in furtherance of national security as the president may direct from time to time. It proposes a new Section 3 (a), which says “The Chief of Defence Staff in consultation with other service chiefs may make regulations governing methods of recall of members of the Reserve, their payment and any other matters pertaining to the Reserve as may be deemed fit in the circumstance.” The Reserve Force will have a full central command and control system with an experienced retired military officer heading it, and is for both retired officers and rank and file. During the debate on the bill, Rep Abdu said the establishment of the Armed Forces Reserve in a country is usually aimed at providing alternative force to salvage civil population in periods of eventualities in which conventional security services offered by the police will not suffice to overcome devastating challenges that threaten human existence, or corporate survival of a nation. He said most countries of the world, especially the developed ones, have military reserves. The bill was proposed to fill the gap in the Armed Forces Act and make provisions through amendment for the establishment of the army reserves in response to emerging security challenges in the country which requires more sophisticated security intervention beyond the conventional services provided by the police force. The specific objectives of the bill are to utilize the military reserves to provide rapid response mechanism to address emerging national security challenges such as kidnapping, insurgency, militancy; provide security support to the Nigerian Police in times of emergency and bearing security challenges beyond capacity of the Police Force. It is also to provide trained and ever-ready qualified personnel for active duty in the armed forces during periods of eventuality; create opportunity to the National Assembly to exercise its powers of making laws for the peace order and good governance of the federation; create further opportunities for realizing the provision of security and welfare of the people. https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/inside-lawmakers-push-for-armed-forces-reserve-corps/208629.html |
Dankwambo will be PDP's presidential candidate in 2019, take it or leave it. His experience as Accountant-General of the federation for 5 years (under Obasanjo), and Governor of Gombe for soon to be 8 years puts him head and shoulders above other wannabes. I foresee the three main presidential tickets in 2019 to be as follows: APC - El Rufai with Amaechi PDP - Dankwambo with Donald Duke/Osita Chidoka Independent - Atiku with Peter Obi/Soludo/Fayose. Aisha Buhari will be a senator in 2019, and could possibly be the next Senate president if the APC maintain their majority in the senate, and outmaneuver Saraki and his allies in the party. |
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