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BENZINA:e pain am |
I wonder why no human right group is talking about kanu, why do they consider him so insignificant? |
kingthreat:Guess it would be one of Biafra's major exports. |
All die na die o |
Benjom:this is nice, can you please do that for a person running a farm? |
This is a front page material, would like to learn too. |
pinkiberry:You have succeeded in reducing someone self esteem by half. |
This week mtn collected #150 from me, i called their customer care and he told me that I subscribed to 3 nonsense. I told him to unsuscribe me and also for them not to send me any message again. The guy was like it he has already unsuscribed me and that for them to stop sending me promotional messages, it would take a long process. I told him that if they send me any promotional message and I mistakenly suscribe and they deduct my money, I would not load my mtn line again, i would only use it to receive calls. They have'nt sent me any useless message ever since. |
I comment my reserve. |
Na wahala oh |
They want to extinguish the light of Allah (Islam) with their mouths, but Allah will perfect His light, although the disbelievers dislike it- Qur'an 6 verse 32 He who wrote this should first read the history of those who attempted to wipe out islam. The City state of Mecca tried, the jews of Medina tried, the Persia and Eastern Roman empire tried at the same time but were engulfed. Presently Islam is one of the fastest growing religion in europe and the US. If these are what you think would stop Islam, you are an ingorant fellow. |
This I am disapointed that vaguard published this trash. |
Oyinbo still dey fear Baba |
It is because all can't be persecuted that the scape goat was invented- punish one to make the rest fall in order. |
OPCNAIRALAND:Already one of the best Islamic schools in Nigeria is in the south east, school of arabic and Islamic centre Anofa, Afikpo. It is funded by Saudi oil money and has Saudi scholars. Kanu first visited malaysia with about 60 percent muslim, only God knows what was discussed there. Now advance talks seems to be held in kuwait. Maybe the final one would be in Saudi. ALL HAIL BIAFRA |
What is he doing in muslm countries? |
I am presently in Ilorin and I agree to imams preaching about Saraki. The mosque I prayed today, though I don't understand yoruba; from the little english the Imam was adding to the yoruba, he mentioned Buhari little assets despite been a governor, petroleum minister and president and ptf chairman. He also said some people around buhari are 'traitors'. He asked people to pray for him. The imam was wise he passed the message without mentioning saraki's name. I looked around and saw that 'men dey vex'. Then I knew Saraki political career is dead. Even pa chukwudi can win Saraki in an election in Ilorin. I was also in the prayer ground yesterday, i strongly believe that those who started the attack were hired, but many were happy to join them. The most supprising thing was that i didn't see anyone that felt for him, but I did. |
Them done put akara for that one pocket |
mployer:david mark is out of it except ekweremadu resign which is unlikely. Christian senate president, deputy senate president and speaker would be hard to sell. Name another PDP candidate. |
mployer:9 of those sanators are from the north, so doing that would be political sucide. Also the speaker is a christian, deputy senate president is a christian from the east; it would be difficult for the PDP to get an acceptable candidate from among them. |
chukwudi44:is your name Everybody? |
I was there too, I am in Ilorin for a function and had to pray at that ground; but I prayed at the back. Though I don't support saraki, i believe those people were hired, because i don't believe that a muslim that makes intention to go to eid, would be shouting OLE during salat. People that distrupt salat of thousands because of worldly gains should fear Allah. |
lectures should beware of their female students. |
hehehe nice |
onenaira3:I hope you are also aware that the past dein is his dad? So if he is half Benin, so must be his dad. |
kaura5000:That's TRUE. |
The obi of said in this article that he and the Oba of Benin are 'direct blood brothers '. "We are direct blood brothers, so at that time, there was a lot of pandemonium, my life was at risk, the safest place for me then was to have stayed with my brother, the Oba of Benin. Therefore, I was there briefly before they finally took me abroad." http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/what-buhari-should-do-with-tompolo-asari-dein-of-agbor/ Enough Said |
Dickson tall o |
Former special adviser to ex-president Goodluck Jonathan on Niger Delta and chairman of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Hon. Kingsley Kuku, has asked the Economic and Financial Cries Commission, EFCC, not to tamper with the account of his charity organisation. Kuku made this known on Monday in a telephone interview from his hospital bed in the United States during which he said no public fund is in charity account. The former special adviser said the account which is used to operate his foundation, Keketobou Care Foundation, named after his mother, Mrs. Keketobou Kuku, has been used to help the poor in the society, especially, indigent students, widows, women and men. Kuku was reacting to reports that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has frozen the accounts of close allies of former President Goodluck Jonathan, including the Keketobou Care Foundation, which he runs. The former presidential aide, who is recuperating in an American hospital after a knee surgery, said there were no government funds in the said account, which he said, had a total deposit of N720,484 as at the end of July this year. According to Kuku, the amount found in the account was the proceeds from the launch of his book: “Remaking the Niger Delta: Challenges and Opportunities.” He said before now, he had used his personal earnings and other donations by well-wishers to fund the account so as to provide enough funds for buying JAMB forms for poor indigenes of Ondo State and provide support to poor widows, women and traders in the state. “I have always been using the Keketobou Care Foundation to help the poor and there is no evidence that the account has ever been funded with government money, as the records would show,” Kuku said. He described as unfortunate any attempt by the EFCC or any other anti-craft agency to flag the account, saying that it was a politically-motivated move to implicate him and others who worked with Jonathan. Kuku’s media aide, Mr. Yemi Akintomide, in a statement insisted that Kuku image was the target of the smear campaign and demanded for the immediate retraction of the said news item and an unreserved apology by the publisher of the newspaper CC Lalasticlala leadership.ng/news/politics/459244/dont-tamper-with-my-charity-account-kuku-tells-efcc
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HOPE of resumption of crude oil export from Nigeria to the United State of America has been renewed by the president of a Washington-based Global Water and Energy Strategy Team (GWEST) , Paul Wihbey. Also, President Muhammadu Buhari has been advised to swiftly put in place a new strategic energy policy for export of Nigerian oil to new markets in Asia, while also urging government to resolve the crisis with India, which has expressed its willingness to increase its crude oil import from Nigeria to about $50billion annually. GWEST President Wihbey, gave the hint of resumption of Nigeria’s crude oil to the U.S., while delivering a lecture with the theme, “The global oil and gas market dynamics: outlook for Nigeria’, at the Emerald Energy Institute of the University of Port Harcourt, Rivers State at the weekend. Wihbey, who before President Buhari’s visit to the U.S., briefed the U.S Marine Corps Command and Staff College, as well as U.S Marine Corps War College, Quantico, Virginia, as an expert on geopolitics of the international energy sector, particularly on Nigeria, explained that if Nigeria establishes credible political institutions, it will in no distance time replace Saudi Arabia as a key oil exporter to the U.S. He stated that the recent drastic reduction in the price of crude oil, which has adversely affected the Nigerian economy was caused by the decline in commodity super-cycle and China; the U.S. shale production; and Middle East geopolitics like Iranian issue and Saudi Arabia fixation on the Shanghai cooperation organization. At the lecture, which was chaired by former presidential adviser on petroleum matters, Dr. Emmanuel Egbogah, the energy expert said a key component of President Barack Obama and President Buhari’s recent meeting in Washington, is for the resumption of significant volume of crude oil export to the U.S, as Saudi Arabia lean more towards China. Cc. Lalasticlala www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/09/nigeria-to-resume-oil-export-to-united-states/
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