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kardinalzz:ME TOO. WHAT'S HER RACKET? |
luvinhubby: luvinhubby: If Nigeria is not a country of physchos & bigots, Mr. Muhammadu Buhari should be in a patient in a mental institution instead of jumping around in private jets & shouting 'change' to rented crowds, ethnic bigots & religious extremists in the name of campaign, accompanied by known public thieves like Tinubu, Fashola, Amaechi & Atiku. After giving moral & religious support to boko haram by telling the world that war against boko haram is war against the Northerners. That army should stop killing boko haram members, rather presidency should give them (murdering bastards) amnesty. By inciting the post 2011 election violence that killed over 800 people, including innocent & harmless corp members. luvinhubby:IT STANDS OUT LIKE A SORE THUMB: BUHARI PLANS ON WASTING NIGERIA'S MONEY ON AMNESTY PROGRAMME FOR HIS FACELESS KITH AND KIN ALL OVER THE NORTH. HE STILL SMARTS FROM THE SAME PROGRAMME RUNNING TODAY IN THE NIGER DELTA. |
Vikkie14:T55...T72?! WHAT DO WE CARE. BOTH SOUND LIKE EQUIPMENT FOR ANNIHILATION. LET THEM JUST BRING US THE MAGGOT INFESTED HEADS OF THESE NUNU USERS! CHIKENA |
WTF!!! |
I HAF SEE AM |
lookingforjob:LOOKINGFORJOB!!! Such a sobriquet aptly defines your obscure personality. I'd have loved to engage you but that would entail lending credence to the copy and paste POO you have up there. HATE YOUR BETTERS! IT'S ALLOWED, PONMO! |
I JUST LOOK AND COMOT. THEN 'SIGHED' |
When a middle-aged woman develops hot pant for a bloke young enough to be her own son, cold bath helps. |
Xfemt:I DON'T NEED TO ASK GOOGLE. I AM AN IGBO MAN AND I KNOW THE MEANING OF OMERUO. IT'S U WHO MAY NEED THE HELP OF GOOGLE TO CHECK THE MEANING AND ORIGIN OF THE NAME. IGBO HAS NOTHIN IN COMMON WT URHOBO. ASABA, ISELEUKWU ETC YES; URHOBO NO. ...AND FOR YOUR INFO: EMEKA OMERUO IS FROM UMUAHIA IN ABIA STATE. MAYBE HE MIGRATED TO ABIA FROM URHOBO |
Xfemt:PROBABLY EMEKA OMERUO (LATE) AND FORMER SPORTS MINISTER IS FROM URHOBO TOO. WETIN BE THE MEANING OF EMEKA IN URHOBO? |
hensben:HOW DOES THAT CHANGE HIM FROM BEING IGBO? |
IN BUHARI'S VOICE: "WETIN I QUANCINE ME?" |
LOSERS WHINE WHILE WINNERS GO HOME AND PHUCK THE PROM QUEEN! |
ichidodo:if ur intel is anything to work wt then the end is near. |
GboyegaD:DID YOU ACTUALLY READ THE WRITE UP? |
abeg, is that the much talked about result? cant fit to read it!!! |
HOW ETISALAT GIRL RUINED HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH HIS BOYFRIEND?!!!! |
hmmm |
[quote author=jackpot post=30144016]na to bathe around him naked na im sure pass [/quoteso u think he cant get it up? it only means he cant throway anymore. and you knw wat it means when a guy no fit throway, na ur body go hear am. better give him a wide berth b/c na machine him be now! |
thought the dude boasted about owning the mo'hit label? i just like don jazzy. if i hear say him reply to this! |
vision2050:forget about the NDIGBO in the north. think for urself and sibblings first. the ndigbo you spoke of were selected and attacked in the north when Enahoro (i dont knw his tribe) moved a self rule motion in 1956 in lagos; the same ndigbo were singled out for attack by the abo.kis in late '60s after the nzeogwu reactionist group took out belewa. there was a catoon of mohammed in holland and in borno the igbos have to defend themselves; the story is endless. to the average abo ki the igbo man is his nemesis. what i want you to knw is that the ndigbo you hear of have fought naija, fought malam in kano, and has gone ahead to invest in kastina. we will take on them again |
drnairalov:you be aboki ne? dabid?! |
NA ALBINO. NO WONDER. |
Dayg88:...AND YET NOT DETERRED. |
BokoHaramm:BROS, IT IS 'IGBOS' AND NOT 'IBOS'. HABA. |
dtruth3:BUT, LIKE SERIOUSLY, DO YOU EXPECT A BUHARI SUPPORTER TO UNDERSTAND THAT? |
WE ARE REPUBLICAN IN NATURE AND INDUSTRY IS THE NOMENCLATURE. IGBO WILL FIGHT AGAIN IF THE NEED BE. THE FIRST TIME THEY DID THEY DIDNT SEEK THE ADVICE OF YOUR MERCURIAL FOREFATHERS NEITHER THE IJAWS. |
Fastest-growing economy: Don’t be harbinger of negative stories, Omokri tells APC on january 24, 2015 at 7:47 pm in news Facebook Share Twitter Share The Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan on New Media, Reno Omokri, has urged the opposition, All Progressives Congress, APC, not to be harbinger of negative stories about the country. He noted that it is regrettable that while the APC is always the first to propagate negative and sad stories about Nigeria, the party is always reluctant to admit and celebrate good news about the country. Omokri was reacting to the recent rating of Nigeria as the third fastest-growing economy by international Cable News Network, CNN. He added that it is regrettable that the opposition will not celebrate the positive outlook but would have rushed to the media with press releases if it was the other way round. Goodluck Jonathan AFP PHOTO “When Gen. Muhammadu Buhari was making his Presidential Declaration he said and I quote “the economy is down”. With this rating by the experts it is now clear that the economy is up. Perhaps Gen. Buhari was referring to his time as military Head of State when the economy was truly down and Nigeria could not meet its international financial obligations”. Continuing further, Omokri said “This present rating is not a fluke. Do not forget that the UNCTAD said that Nigeria has the 4th highest rate of return in the world, that the International Food Policy Research Institute said that hunger in Nigeria is reducing, that the World Bank said that poverty in Nigeria is down by 2%, that Transparency International said that corruption in Nigeria had reduced. The APC are sad and quiet because of these strides and because CNN says Nigeria is the worlds 3rd fastest growing economy. They would have been happy and loud If we were least growing. It is saddening that APC play politics with everything. They will either labour to discredit this fact or cast aspersion on the integrity of the organisation. It is sad that APC do not want to hear anything good about Nigeria” Speaking further, he said the desperation of APC for power and eagerness to discredit the achievements of the Jonathan’s administration has made the party insensitive to the plight of Nigerians. Arguing that opposition is not about been harbinger of negative stories, he recalled that the opposition in France united with the government during the Paris attack, which attracted global attention. “The whole world united behind France during the Paris attack because the opposition did not go to the press the following day, insulting the president or the army. The world became ‘Charles’ (the global slogan used in the fight against the attack). When Osama struck America, it was under a Republican government but Obama led-Democrat government killed him. Bush was not called names by the opposition. Obama never said the killing of Osama is a victory for his party but for America and Americans,” he said. Omokri said the rating is a testament of the prudent economy policies of the government and the tenacity of Nigerians. “I am without doubt that Nigerians are happy with the rating outlook, which will spur the government to do more. It is a plus to Nigeria and a confidence boost to Nigerians that notwithstanding the economy challenges and the drop in the global price of oil, the country is still on the path of prosperity and economy development. The president has always maintained that there are challenges but this administration is more than determined to tackle them and transform the country for a prosperous future,” he said. Omokri noted that the president remains committed to his pact with Nigerians. “President Jonathan remains committed to his pact with Nigerians. For him, it is not about him or PDP; it is not about religion or ethnicity but what is best for Nigeria. He recognises our challenges, he does not shy away from them which was why he came up with the transformation agenda which is a practical step on how to address the challenges and make the country attain her full potentials and fulfil the dreams of our heroes past and forefathers”. CNN Money, a business analysis programme, on Friday listed Nigeria as one of the fastest growing economies for 2015. According to the report, in 2014, Nigeria’s Economy grew by 7.1 per cent. It said that in 2015 the economy was expected to grow by another 7 per cent. “By our estimate, the fastest growing economies in 2015 will be China, Qatar and Nigeria. “Nigerian economy, growing by 7.0% came after China 7.3%, and Qatar 7.1%,” it said.[b] Fastest-growing economy: Don’t be harbinger of negative stories, Omokri tells APC on january 24, 2015 at 7:47 pm in news Facebook Share Twitter Share The Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan on New Media, Reno Omokri, has urged the opposition, All Progressives Congress, APC, not to be harbinger of negative stories about the country. He noted that it is regrettable that while the APC is always the first to propagate negative and sad stories about Nigeria, the party is always reluctant to admit and celebrate good news about the country. Omokri was reacting to the recent rating of Nigeria as the third fastest-growing economy by international Cable News Network, CNN. He added that it is regrettable that the opposition will not celebrate the positive outlook but would have rushed to the media with press releases if it was the other way round. Goodluck Jonathan AFP PHOTO “When Gen. Muhammadu Buhari was making his Presidential Declaration he said and I quote “the economy is down”. With this rating by the experts it is now clear that the economy is up. Perhaps Gen. Buhari was referring to his time as military Head of State when the economy was truly down and Nigeria could not meet its international financial obligations”. Continuing further, Omokri said “This present rating is not a fluke. Do not forget that the UNCTAD said that Nigeria has the 4th highest rate of return in the world, that the International Food Policy Research Institute said that hunger in Nigeria is reducing, that the World Bank said that poverty in Nigeria is down by 2%, that Transparency International said that corruption in Nigeria had reduced. The APC are sad and quiet because of these strides and because CNN says Nigeria is the worlds 3rd fastest growing economy. They would have been happy and loud If we were least growing. It is saddening that APC play politics with everything. They will either labour to discredit this fact or cast aspersion on the integrity of the organisation. It is sad that APC do not want to hear anything good about Nigeria” Speaking further, he said the desperation of APC for power and eagerness to discredit the achievements of the Jonathan’s administration has made the party insensitive to the plight of Nigerians. Arguing that opposition is not about been harbinger of negative stories, he recalled that the opposition in France united with the government during the Paris attack, which attracted global attention. “The whole world united behind France during the Paris attack because the opposition did not go to the press the following day, insulting the president or the army. The world became ‘Charles’ (the global slogan used in the fight against the attack). When Osama struck America, it was under a Republican government but Obama led-Democrat government killed him. Bush was not called names by the opposition. Obama never said the killing of Osama is a victory for his party but for America and Americans,” he said. Omokri said the rating is a testament of the prudent economy policies of the government and the tenacity of Nigerians. “I am without doubt that Nigerians are happy with the rating outlook, which will spur the government to do more. It is a plus to Nigeria and a confidence boost to Nigerians that notwithstanding the economy challenges and the drop in the global price of oil, the country is still on the path of prosperity and economy development. The president has always maintained that there are challenges but this administration is more than determined to tackle them and transform the country for a prosperous future,” he said. Omokri noted that the president remains committed to his pact with Nigerians. “President Jonathan remains committed to his pact with Nigerians. For him, it is not about him or PDP; it is not about religion or ethnicity but what is best for Nigeria. He recognises our challenges, he does not shy away from them which was why he came up with the transformation agenda which is a practical step on how to address the challenges and make the country attain her full potentials and fulfil the dreams of our heroes past and forefathers”. CNN Money, a business analysis programme, on Friday listed Nigeria as one of the fastest growing economies for 2015. According to the report, in 2014, Nigeria’s Economy grew by 7.1 per cent. It said that in 2015 the economy was expected to grow by another 7 per cent. “By our estimate, the fastest growing economies in 2015 will be China, Qatar and Nigeria. “Nigerian economy, growing by 7.0% came after China 7.3%, and Qatar 7.1%,” it said.[/b] Fastest-growing economy: Don’t be harbinger of negative stories, Omokri tells APC on january 24, 2015 at 7:47 pm in news Facebook Share Twitter Share The Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan on New Media, Reno Omokri, has urged the opposition, All Progressives Congress, APC, not to be harbinger of negative stories about the country. He noted that it is regrettable that while the APC is always the first to propagate negative and sad stories about Nigeria, the party is always reluctant to admit and celebrate good news about the country. Omokri was reacting to the recent rating of Nigeria as the third fastest-growing economy by international Cable News Network, CNN. He added that it is regrettable that the opposition will not celebrate the positive outlook but would have rushed to the media with press releases if it was the other way round. Goodluck Jonathan AFP PHOTO “When Gen. Muhammadu Buhari was making his Presidential Declaration he said and I quote “the economy is down”. With this rating by the experts it is now clear that the economy is up. Perhaps Gen. Buhari was referring to his time as military Head of State when the economy was truly down and Nigeria could not meet its international financial obligations”. Continuing further, Omokri said “This present rating is not a fluke. Do not forget that the UNCTAD said that Nigeria has the 4th highest rate of return in the world, that the International Food Policy Research Institute said that hunger in Nigeria is reducing, that the World Bank said that poverty in Nigeria is down by 2%, that Transparency International said that corruption in Nigeria had reduced. The APC are sad and quiet because of these strides and because CNN says Nigeria is the worlds 3rd fastest growing economy. They would have been happy and loud If we were least growing. It is saddening that APC play politics with everything. They will either labour to discredit this fact or cast aspersion on the integrity of the organisation. It is sad that APC do not want to hear anything good about Nigeria” Speaking further, he said the desperation of APC for power and eagerness to discredit the achievements of the Jonathan’s administration has made the party insensitive to the plight of Nigerians. Arguing that opposition is not about been harbinger of negative stories, he recalled that the opposition in France united with the government during the Paris attack, which attracted global attention. “The whole world united behind France during the Paris attack because the opposition did not go to the press the following day, insulting the president or the army. The world became ‘Charles’ (the global slogan used in the fight against the attack). When Osama struck America, it was under a Republican government but Obama led-Democrat government killed him. Bush was not called names by the opposition. Obama never said the killing of Osama is a victory for his party but for America and Americans,” he said. Omokri said the rating is a testament of the prudent economy policies of the government and the tenacity of Nigerians. “I am without doubt that Nigerians are happy with the rating outlook, which will spur the government to do more. It is a plus to Nigeria and a confidence boost to Nigerians that notwithstanding the economy challenges and the drop in the global price of oil, the country is still on the path of prosperity and economy development. The president has always maintained that there are challenges but this administration is more than determined to tackle them and transform the country for a prosperous future,” he said. Omokri noted that the president remains committed to his pact with Nigerians. “President Jonathan remains committed to his pact with Nigerians. For him, it is not about him or PDP; it is not about religion or ethnicity but what is best for Nigeria. He recognises our challenges, he does not shy away from them which was why he came up with the transformation agenda which is a practical step on how to address the challenges and make the country attain her full potentials and fulfil the dreams of our heroes past and forefathers”. CNN Money, a business analysis programme, on Friday listed Nigeria as one of the fastest growing economies for 2015. According to the report, in 2014, Nigeria’s Economy grew by 7.1 per cent. It said that in 2015 the economy was expected to grow by another 7 per cent. “By our estimate, the fastest growing economies in 2015 will be China, Qatar and Nigeria. “Nigerian economy, growing by 7.0% came after China 7.3%, and Qatar 7.1%,” it said. |
babasanti:NO!!! WE NEED TO TO DISINTEGRATE! BACK TO YOUR TENTS OH ISREAL. |
these guys got my attention until they said something bout oil. i de laugh!!! Biafra lives but oil belongs to Nigeria. quote me at ur own peril. |
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empty chest beaters. no wonder you find their people on death row all over Asia due to drug trafficking. instead of voting for a competent government, they prefer to suffer and resort to crimes for living. they are sadists, they travel home on 31/12 and return back on 02/01 and still hate such land that host their businesses.