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Educationally backwards state wan vote electronically?
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Everything is possible to them that believeth
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LuciferChrist:Hoooh my lawd! The hat of man is wikkedful.
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The Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Kpotum Idris, today, Wednesday, May 2, snubbed the Nigerian Senate yet again. The police boss is currently in Kaduna state. The Senate had summoned IGP Idris to appear before it over the recent killings and security situation across the country. The IGP failed to show up last week, giving an excuse that he was in Bauchi state on a two-day official visit. He, however, delegated the DIG in charge of operations, Habila Joshak, to represent him. The Senate failed to grant Joshak audience, insisting on the IGP appearance. https://twitter.com/PoliceNG/status/991654171345551362/photo/1 |
oladele00:What! Oya take.
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Giddymoney:3some loading. |
Let the next summit be held in Africa so participants can witness first hand what they are brainstorming about. |
Well... |
justtoodark:B4 you get overly sentimental, each of the major Tribes in Nigeria has an area overseas where they have more population than another. Eg Yorubas outnumber other Tribes in London. You are just bigoted to introduce the issue of Muslim and Christian into this. Did I mention Muslims or are you saying all Hausas are Muslims? Hatred runs in your blood obviously. My friend get off my post. |
justtoodark:If you talk about Europe and Saudi Arabia maybe I would agree with you; but US, I no gree. |
No be only clash. How many Hausas can you find compared to the Igbos in the US? |
The beginning of the end of Yaya Bello credibility in Kogi. |
gamaliel9:Are you saying he is clueless? He looks that way to me. Lol |
"See who tackled who". I hope these tackles are very ugly so the victims can sustain serious one year injuries as in football.
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Are you saying God and Satan collaborated? |
Living with a partner that doesn't apologize is so frustrating! |
Doom! |
MrGoogle88:Okay, grandpa. Go inside and take your medication. |
MrGoogle88:If you don't understand what I wrote the joke is on you. |
lenghtinny:Abeg ask him o. It appears he is a border patrol officer. |
MrGoogle88:Does it have to do with "passing a border"? Why can't you stay in your own country? Inferiority complex de worry you. |
Obama was a shameless sellout, part of the problem in the world right now, especially terrorism in west Africa. Trump is a better potus |
I love Donald Trump nonetheless. Down with that f""got Obama. |
Why always Benue? This people haven't told us what they want in Benue. |
Thegeneralqueen:Is it your pregnancy?
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Abeg, let him enjoy his money. He is not a lazy Nigerian youth. |
Agege again! Must anything about agege be violent? First Omo - Agege invasion of the senate then this one.
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engrjacuzzi:If you had read very well you would have seen that he celebrated it in Igbere, Abia state with Oro people from Akwaibom in attendance. |
At last BBN has ended and we can now begin to have sensible posts once again. Thanks Op.
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emmanuelike:Which UNN? Abeg o. Unless you are being ironical. |
Five suspects, arrested by the police for operating a fake brewery, where they allegedly used to produce malt and stout, yesterday denied the allegation. The suspects insisted that they only produced local gin and had never produced stout or malt drinks. Last Wednesday, the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Imohimi Edgal, led a team of policemen to a factory at Igbogbo area of Ikorodu, where a brewery was discovered. At least five suspects were arrested in connection with the crime. Yesterday, the five suspects, Otiko Onoriode (30), Otiko Ogheneovo (39), Esiekpe Benson (28), Diakpmerere Emmanuel (32) and Mrs. Diakpomerere, presented to journalists, denied the allegation. Onoriode, who spoke with our correspondent, claimed that it was their father, who was using the facility for the production of local gin before he relocated to the village. He said: “It was after my father relocated to the village that my brothers and I took over the production of the local gin. I was not even around when others were arrested. I was called that they had been arrested. It was when I went to chemical. We then keep it for seven days, after which it would be ready. That is how we produce the local gin. It is the vapour that is coming out of heat that produces the gin. Our forefather has been producing the local gin for years. We produced it in Ondo and Delta states and other parts of the country. The production of the gin did not start from us. It has been on for long years. “After we produced it, people used to come from various parts of the country to buy. We don’t produce malt and stout drinks. What looked like the malt is called molasis, which is a by-product of sugar, which we usually get from Dangote, Flour Mill and Bus Sugar to produce the local gin.” Edgal said that forensic analysis of the recovered drinks was still being awaited. He added: “They are still waiting for the analysis of the products to ascertain where the products were being taken to for bottling and canning.”
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