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I believe this guy is being sponsored to hurt Peter Obi's chances in the East. Ogbeni, your days are numbered |
Only God knows the type of sand he used to create us Africans. Or else, why do we completely different mentality from the whites? |
Rayban25:You are the dumb one here. It was tagged allegation because it's an assertion. That's why you have to disprove that is not correct. Go school, you refuse. Na Tinubu case you dey carry for head like Gala. |
Peter Obi must warn his useless mob and gangsters of supporters to desist from threatening my wife and family, they have have done nothing wrong. He should be bold and man enough to face me squarely. He should not push me to providing evidence that will tell the world about his cocaine scandal that has banished him from Malaysia. He should not make me explain to the world how I helped him pay $58k to security officials in Kuala Lumpur when they almost bursted him. He still has my phone numbers. Ask him about Chief Ignatius K. Chinadozie. The Tinubu alleged but unproven scandals will be a joke when I reveal those of Peter Obi..... I use to like you my brother until you betrayed me. The evil..... against my people have gone on for far too long but sadly, you are not the one to salvage the Igbo Nation. Remember what you did that unfortunate night at downtown Chinatown where you abandoned me and fled because you suspected guys following us were Police officers? I have more to reveal but don't make me do this I'll be telling the world about the contracts you got to bring in coke for some gangsters in Bukit Bangsar, a suburb of Kuala. Remember your popular "We don make am" slang Or do we get started on how you built your Next shopping mall...Okwute, you won't like me. And pls, send my $58k I need the money I don't care about your presidential bid or anything cos you're worse than Tinubu and Atiku combined and the Igbo Nation should stop their obvious hypocrisy right away. I will be coming on air soon to grant interviews if you don't desist from calling my name and sending your hoodlums to threaten my family. Asari Dokubo has taken you up on this issue. He's a man who knows your past just like I do. He's challenged you but what did you do? instead of taking him to court you sent your killer squad to hunt him down with the leader being Chisom fearless from Durban, South Africa. I put it to you Gregory that you are a merchant of illicit drugs and narcotics. Meanwhile, the footballer you destroyed his career, remember him? The guy who played for Selangor FC was arrested 5years ago for attempting suicide and he's currently suffering from depression. Your drugs destroyed him, Okwute. You have somehow found a way to secretly drive away the families of Abuchi Ngwoke and Ekene Collins, students in your school of gangsterism who've both been sentenced to death for drug crimes. Despite my warnings, Okwute you found your way to bring cultism into Malaysia and in most cases use these boys to settle scores in your drug wars. Now, there are cult wars everywhere in Malaysia and the image of Nigeria have been badly damaged. Needless to remind you that the methamphetamine which you are part and parcel of as a cartel leader has destroyed the lives of our youths in Igboland. Hope you're happy seeing the frequent deaths in Igbo land these days because it's the result of your handiwork. Hope you will kind enough explain to the people you seek to lead that your campaign finances are from IPOB sympathisers outside Nigeria. "Oke oshimmiri anokataghi rie onye obula nke o na-ahughi ukwu ya anya" Igikay writes from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
thatgirl504:Answer the question instead of resorting to abuse. |
It will make sense bajẹ. It's like Davido asking Goodluck Jonathan to be his running mate |
Kingsmeal:You are wrong. It's Bulaba |
In what way does this pic resemble Dapo Abiodun? |
Who will lose if they boycott? Is it not their son, Peter Obi? Tell me how he will the election without votes from the East. |
It has now become a habit for the online payment platform, Fetswallet not to credit people's account after debit by banks. There are loads of complaints on their Twitter handle and Facebook page. However, no matter the amount of complaints, they never respond. I funded my account with them since yesterday, but up to this moment, the account on their app still reads zero naira. Have they also joined the scam apps or what? |
Can someone help get songs by Loraine Okotie, like Jesus I love you etc |
That is one thing we have failed to see. A Fulani will never support another tribe against his own Fulani man. Buhari may be secretly supporting Atiku for all I know. |
Price |
50 |
End of the world loading. Pastor Righteousness, over to you |
LeoDeKing:Onyi ara |
lhordspy:How do you mean? |
This man should grow up for goodness sake. Haba |
It's typical of Nigerian forces to deny rogue action taken by their officials. Don't mind them. |
May the best man win |
Between ASUU’s “Quacks” and NANS’s “Cracks” By Farooq Kperogi ASUU president Emmanuel Osodeke obviously didn’t know what “quack” really meant when he used it to refer to state universities that either weren’t a part of the ongoing strike from the get-go or that pulled out of it in response to pressures from state governments. No context remotely justifies his use of the term, as I’ll show shortly. But NANS president Sunday Dayo Asefon has just descended a step further than the ASUU president in mistaking “quacks” for “cracks.” In responding to Osodeke’s dismissal of non-striking state universities as “quacks,” Asefon misrepresented Osodeke on Arise TV as saying that ASUU members in state universities are “cracks.” "I look [sic] at the interview of the ASUU president today saying that some university [sic] are CRACK, that some CRACKS university [sic],” he said. “In a country where you're a president of ASUU, so those schools that the ASUU president refers to as a CRACKED university [sic] where they also have ASUU leadership. That means the ASUU chairman [sic] in that, those schools are CRACK!"�� To assure us that this wasn’t an unintentional, one-off pronunciational mishap, Asefon uttered “crack” four times in just 28 seconds, often putting both bodily and vocal emphasis, including an air quote, on the word. Well, if the teacher doesn’t know the meaning of “quack,” do you blame the student for mistaking “quack” for “crack”? The teacher spoke like a quack and the student spoke like he was on crack! “Quack” is the short form of “quacksalver” (which is now archaic) and initially meant a fake medical doctor. The word’s meaning has now been expanded to include anyone who professes to possess knowledge or skill that they do not possess. If you’ve risen to the pinnacle of the academic hierarchy in an English-speaking university, irrespective of your field of specialization, and don’t know the meaning of a basic English word like “quack,” you might be mistaken for a quack yourself. You don’t become a quack because you are not part of a strike, are not a member of a union on strike, or because you pulled out of a strike embarked upon by your union after initially joining it. In fact, even if you fake being an ASUU member when you're not, you're not a quack since ASUU membership is neither a form of knowledge or a skill. How about "crack"? The closest word to "crack" that I can find in reference to a human being is "crackhead," which means someone who is addicted to crack cocaine (often simply called "crack" in America). And, frankly, the 40-something-year-old perpetual NANS president looked and sounded like a crackhead on Arise TV! To be fair to Osodeke and Asefon, though, there’s an enduring tendency in Nigeria for people to assume the meaning of words or expressions based on how they sound without bothering to look up their actual meanings. For example, the majority of Nigerians I've interacted with from high school to now think “bogus” means “big” because “bogus” sounds like it should mean “big.” But the word actually means fake. Similarly, a lot of Nigerians tend to think that “a cog in the wheel” means an obstacle or a hindrance to something. It actually means an insignificant but nonetheless essential person in a large organization such as a low-prestige, low-paid clerk who makes things happen. |
Nice handwriting. Good. However, "aw" and "oo" are not diphthongs. They are monophthongs. The other two diphthongs are in words like "here, clear, share, fair" etc |
Thank God for her rescue |
It remains witches and wizards |
So even despite the fact that he escaped the Fulani bandits and unknown gunmen, he wasn't safe in Italy. It's so sad. May he rest in peace |
apache22b:Don't wish for something bad for yourself o. Although I don't believe in him, the way things are now, he might be the next president o |
By Khadijat Lawal Wed, 27 Jul 2022 14:59:26 GMT Controversial Nigerian evangelist, Funmilayo Adebayo popularly known as Mummy GO, has criticised Christians watching the popular Nigerian reality television show, BBNaija. In a viral video she was seen preaching to her followers stating reasons for them to shun the show, calling Christians who view the shows ‘bastard’. Insecurity: Nigeria has a lazy, uncaring Commander-in-Chief – Chidi Odinkalu Touching story of how two Nigerian graduates were Killed at Canadian Nightclub Giving her interpretation of the show’s logo during a sermon, the preacher said, “This is the logo of Big Brother Nigeria (BBNaija). For a child of God to be watching this demonic programme, you are nothing but a bastard.” She further lashed out at pastors whose congregants watch the show also calling them bastards. “And you’re not only the bastard, but your pastor is also a bastard… because this logo represents the eyes of Orion, which is one of the archangels that fell fighting God… anti-God,” the preacher said. The controversial evangelist became a social media sensation after snippets of her preachings trended on the Nigerian digital space earlier this year. In an interview, Mummy G.O, claimed that some of the videos which circulated online were doctored saying, ‘even the Lucifer won’t say those things .’ “I’ve seen those videos but I didn’t feel bad because some of those posting these things are my enemies. 90 per cent of them are just catching fun on social media and jumping on trends. They don’t know me. “Many don’t know the scandalous reasons why it started. In Nigeria, stress is too much for the youth. People need what will make them laugh. Some didn’t even know I exist. I didn’t say those things. Most of the videos are edited. “Even Lucifer won’t say those things if he were to become pastor not to talk of a preacher. Those doing it started eight years ago. They first used magazines but started sending armed people to pursue me when it didn’t work,” she said.
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They go everywhere demanding one post or another but will never tolerate another tribe in their land. |
CYBERSOLDIERSre:Agitation for Oodua nation was not as deeply rooted as that of Biafra. I don't think any Yoruba tagged Nigeria a zoo, but Igbos did, courtesy of Mazi Kownu. Now, you want an Igno to become the president of the zoo. Isn't that hypocritical? |
Before the emergence of Peter Obi as the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, IPOB was always about agitation for the creation of Biafra, referendum, let our people go, Nigeria is a zoo. However, they are now silent and every call now is for people to vote Obi as president. I ask myself, President of where? Zoo or where? Do they now believe in one Nigeria now or they have just been hypocritical since all these while? |
This victory don cast for PDP o. Nothing can change it joo |
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