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Ever since I was a little boy,I never heard ma father and his frnds discuss politics and say gud abt diz evil Nigerian call BURAHAM and now am a grown up boy who knows and understands d intrigues of Nigeria politics still yet diz wicked loser call BURAHAM has still not yet change from his wolf lyk antecedents

Never heard him alter any gud abt diz nation all he does is sit down in his ill-achieved comfort sitting room and criticizes d policies of GEJ jst cos of his selfish pursit for political quest

SAYING diz wifout no fear of political fear and harassment BUHARI can never wins his state governorship election not to talk of d AMIABLE presidential sit of diz great NATION....I rest ma case

Wetin dem go do na!!!
DEY SHALL NOT LIVE BY ARIK small SALARY ALONE.....


BUH RATHER.....


COCAINE TRAFFIKING of BIG SALARY
God help diz country

Guy alert,coz few of his pics potrays gayism and am strogly sure dat he is one




BUH



He is handsome I must confess
When I grow up I will like to b lyk him

His absence has ben felt in d country ooo, we missed his un guarded political statements and his rough mouth in granting interviews

Now he is in d country waiting for his view on d SOE currently in d north where he represents

Welcum bck lamido

GOD give more powers to d JTF
GOd give more powers to d loyals SOLIDERS
GOD give less sese of suspicion to d hrtless TERRIORISET
GOD give make d mind of diz TERROIRIST more harden so dat dy won't seek amnesty
GOD GIVE D NATION d EXPECTED pEACE after d total wipping off of d NORTHERN Insurgency


*JTF kill DEM ALL*
*JTF kill DEM ALL*
*JTF kill DEM ALL*

The issue of BOKO HARaM is nothing to start panicking about now dat d amiable and strategies GEJ has taken d bull by d horn*S*O*E I guess dis action was long over due, I so much believe in dis theory dat VIOLencE beggoted VIOlenCE Nigeria as a whole has pleaded wif diz hrtless terrorist over d yrs buh it fell on deaf ears and d more d sympathetic cries and pleading d more d violate bombing of innocent soul by diz hrtless being whu has read d so called korean upside down and believing in brutality as a way to uphold d pursuit of islam

The NEF are pretty much aware of where diz terrorist are from and hw dy get arms and ammunitions dy should stop dis sobriety kind of mindset in diz nation

If there is something wonderful GEJ has Done it d declaration of SOE I envy his courage and confidence in d pursuit of restoring d lost peace bck into NIGERIA

And if the NEF doesn't see sense in diz SOE I guess dy r free to break apart from d sovereignty of diz great black race so we could have peace everlasting

WE aRe CHELSEA
WE smash RECORDS
We make RECORDS
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CHAMPIONS of LIFE

Thumbs up UnCLE JONAH for diz bold and decisive approach u taken on diz insurgent happening in our great country

Buh would had much appreciate if all politician were given some rest and the military take over fully,so as to let dem also feel d plight of d ordinary man on d street ot YOBE, MADIGURI and YOLA

I pray dis bold stEp brings a end to diz insurgent
LONG LIVE NIGERIA
LOnG LIVE GEJ
Short live BOKO HARaM.

I doff hat for ya matured and reasonable effort in striking off d DIAGRONITIC RULE17 u have really done d wishes of ya esteemed members

U truly a leader and frnd,hope NL grows quick into a much populated forum wich will attract d PRESIDEnCY attention as @TWEETORACLE is doinng on twitter

More grease to ya elbow

Once again thanks for d rescinding d pragmatic RULE which has brut lot of abuses on u and dis site in general

Since birth av heard nigeria cry marginalisation ad still yet nothing has been done to revert dis cries over d year,all I pity is d nxt generation of d HAUSA cos it will b very difficult for dem to march d kind of intellectual powers of d current SoUTH east,SoUtH west and SOuth South youth which gonna share same generation wif dem

I Pray d presidency act speedily and mertiously to dis Marginalisation currently in d NPF,Custom service and most especially d fedral civil service at large
ONE NIGErIA !!!

Following adenuga antecedent since he became GLO CEO av nt heard aabt him attending large functions or parties

BUH to b candid d birtday bash was in his honour,he wouldn't had acted dat way dos worker made him and r still making him and will 4ever make him if dy stil remain,at least show Some courtesy
Some say he had anoda function to catch up wif or bizness meeting so ever PLS will u tell mi dat out all d crowd of workers dat gather dat nite NONE had a important function too?pls let jst b humble and le go of self imposed PRIDE

All I can say to d STAFF is to le tins go d way it has been going jst over luk d incidence REMEBER he is still d ADENUGA boss CEO of glo

When will america bee ANTI - NIGERIA? If there is one blck nation USA is scared of it NIGERIA!!!
They wnnt to see dat our Nigeria suffer set bck jst because our policy dnt allow dem dump used item on our soil
So now all dem wnnt is to tarnish d image of d contoonou auto market cus dy knw it benefiting NiGeria

GOD SAVE US from d wicked World power

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MAZI d most entertaining author on NairaLand

Never let ya boo visit and never get dah pussy,cos it can b very frustrating to haave memories of past sex activities

aare07: Here are some facts from our common heritage that should make you proud to be called a Nigerian:

1. Nigeria is home to seven percent (7%) of the total languages spoken on earth. Taraba state alone has more languages than 30 African countries. The importance of this fact is appreciated when one understands that language is the “soul of culture” (as Ngugi wa Thiongo famously said). It is language that births the proverbs, riddles, stories and other aspects of culture that give us identity. UNESCO puts forward that the world’s languages represents an extraordinary wealth of creativity. Linguistic diversity correlates with cultural diversity. This means Nigeria can look inwards and drive itself to become the greatest hub for cultural tourism on earth, and consequently empower its citizens tremendously in the process.

2. The Walls of Benin (800-1400AD), in present day Edo State, are the longest ancient earthworks in the world, and probably the largest man-made structure on earth. They enclose 6500 square kilometers of community lands that connected about 500 communities. At over 16000km long, it was thought to be twice the length of the Great Wall of China, until it was announced in 2012 (after five years of meticulous measurement by Chinese surveyors) that the Great Wall is about 21,000km long.

3. The Yoruba tribe has the highest rate of twin births in the world. Igbo-Ora, a little town in Oyo state, has been nicknamed Twin capital of the World because of its unusually high rate of twins that is put as high as 158 twins per 1000 births. In a video I watched last year on YouTube presented by Titi (a white lady who speaks Yoruba), and which was centred on twin births in Igbo-Ora, one of the locals boasted that every family in the town has at least one twin!

4. Sarki Muhammad Kanta The Great of Kebbi, was the only ruler who resisted control by Songhai, West Africa’s greatest empire at that time. He founded and ruled the Hausa city-state of Kebbi around 1600 A.D and built Surame its capital, a planned city which was almost impossible to penetrate during war. In fact UNESCO describes Surame as “one of the wonders of human history, creativity and ingenuity”, and probably the most massive stone-walled constructions in West Africa. He is listed in Robin Walker’s 50 Greatest Africans.

5. Africa’s oldest known boat is The Dufuna canoe which was discovered in Dufuna village, Yobe state, by a Fulani Herdsman in May 1987, while he dug a well. Various radio-carbon tests conducted in laboratories of reputable universities in Europe and America indicate that the canoe is over 8,000 years old, thus making it the oldest in Africa and 3rd oldest in the world. The discovery of the canoe has completely changed accepted theories of the history and sophistication of marine technology in Africa.

6. Sungbo’s Eredo, a 160 km rampart equipped with guard houses and moats, is reputed to be the largest single pre-colonial monument (or ancient fortification if you like) in Africa. It is located in present-day Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State and when it was built a millennium ago, it required more earth to be moved during construction than that used for building the Great Pyramid of Giza (one of the Seven Wonders of The Ancient World). The most astonishing thing is that Sungbo’s Eredo was the biggest city in the world (bigger than Rome and Cairo) during the Middle Ages when it was built!

7. Sarki Abdullah Burja of Kano (ruled 1438-1452 AD), the 18th ruler of Ancient Kano, created the first Golden Age in Northern Nigeria and ushered in a period of great prosperity. During his reign, Hausa became the biggest indigenous language spoken in Africa after Swahili. He is on the list of 50

Greatest Africans in Robin Walker’s wonderful book, “When We Ruled”.

8. The Jos Plateau Indigobird, a small reddish-brown bird, is found nowhere else on the planet but Plateau state, Nigeria.

9. The Anambra waxbill, a small bird of many beautiful colours, is found only in Southern Nigeria and nowhere else on earth.

10. The Niger Delta (which is the second largest delta on the planet), has the highest concentration of monotypic fish families in the world, and is

also home to sixty percent of Nigeria’s mangrove forests. You should know too that Nigeria’s mangrove forests are the largest in Africa and third largest on earth.

11. According to the World Resources Institute, Nigeria is home to 4,715 different types of plant species, and over 550 species of breeding birds and mammals, making it one of the most ecologically vibrant places of the planet.

12. Ile-Ife, in present day Osun State, was paved as early as 1000AD, with decorations that originated from Ancient America suggesting there might have been contact between the Yorubas and the Ancient Americans half a millenium before Columbus ‘discovered’ America.


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Am so proud to cum from dis part of d earth......God has really blessed dis NAtion called Nigeria
Thumbs up for research