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Creamypie:
So sad mehn. Y sell vehicle of defaulter? Y not ask for better fine. The man even stayed in prison for 3yrs for traffic of fence!!

fman:
Como body.
Werrin u wan do with engine wey dey don flash?
Find out whether na manual flashing or computerized flashing.

megyucyautos:
Help oooooo!!! My 2001 pt cruiser 2.0 misfiring and I guess is spark plugs ooo...

When I noticed the misfire...I service the nozzles and injector....so the misfire still persisting.

So now I went to check my plugs.... I used all the socket spanners 16mm, 14mm, .... normally is 16mm socket that opens

With annoyance I tried all spanner sizes...didnt still grip the nots on the spanner plugs,with curiosity,I had to use torchlight to look into the holes of the spark plugs;then I saw that the 4spark plugs had sank into the top cylinder..




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Courz:
If these False Prophecies below failed, never came from God, and proved to be Lies, where did they come from? Remember, Charles Taze Russell believed that Truth presented by Satan is just as True as Truth stated by God. And Almighty God says in the below scripture Zechariah 13 vs 2 that False Prophets move with spirits of impurity /unclean spirits/demons. Tell me, where did all these False prophecies come from based on the words of God?

Yankee101:
Wow
4bn per month?
Why not pay soldiers that one as extra allowance to do it?

Honjoshy4u:
Dead on arrival.... So the youngest candidate abi aspirant is inviting the likes of Osinbajo, Ameachi and Lawan for meeting? Lolzzzzz.
If them like, they should invite Trump. APC is going out of Nigeria politics by 2023 because of their level of destruction to our dear Nation.

forgiveness:
Miracle centers.

OnlySmartHustler:
Wait until Atiku gets small votes from Rivers state then we shall know if he is truely what you think.
mod..
For those quoting/mentioning unnecessarily, they shouldn't forget the impact,funds Wike had invested into PDP,he made this party almost what it is today.. What did he get in return? Even when pdp promised to zone the presidency to the south,wike was vibing,because he thought as being the most outstanding governor in the south,he would get that slot.. Pdp did him bad,really. Wike also influences the votes of Rivers state citizens to a reasonable extent at least by 45% ...

originalmining:
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tunjijones:
I don't even know who to support in this election.

Tinubu is too old to rule this very complex country and his party even had the audacity to pick a Muslim as a running mate (I know that's the only way they can have a chance). But his past experience and exploits in governance is really speaking for him

For Peter obi, he didn't do much in Anambra (forget all what is supporters are saying online. How wld you return money back to the state account when there are several infrastructures to be built. I think he was clueless on what to use the funds for). But he younger and agile. He is not a saint but he is a lesser thief compared to atiku and tinubu.

For Atiku, I don't even know. He is as much a thief like tinubu but at least he picked a Christian running mate and he has vast experience in governance and has as much international connections as Tinubu.

Kindly advise on who i shd vote for with strong reason. (I have my PVC and I must vote).

FYI, I will not vote a candidate cos of religion or tribe.

amJoe:
Who will be the next president of nigeria 2023?

Like For Peter Obi, Share for Jagaban

Caleb17:
The beautiful country of Kenya recently concluded it's presidential elections which saw HE William Ruto emerging as her 5th President. Many doubted the fact that he could win. His fellow politicians from other political parties mocked him saying that he doesn't have the STRUCTURES to win. But the people believed in him. He rode on the wings of the common citizens to emerge winner to the shock of the Plutocratic Political Class. The same thing is about to happen in Nigeria in 2023. Here emerges HE Peter Obi will excellent track records and vision to move Nigeria forward, being mocked by the Cabals in Nigeria. Marvelously loved by the common citizens that has suffered in the hands of bad leadership since 1999. Even loved massively in the northern part of Nigeria. Undermine the Peter Obi political tsunami at your own peril. He is the next president of Nigeria if the new electoral act will manifest itself the way it did in the just concluded Osun state election. I see Tinubu being betrayed by some praise singers following him about.
Meanwhile see the reactions of some KENYANS not Nigerians to the just concluded presidential election. He was mocked, called structureless, but he won. Is God not wonderful ?

denisblogs:
This morning, after my praise and worship and morning prayers, I scanned through online newspapers. As usual, I read both the local and the international news headlines. Apart from the election in Kenya, the other headline that caught my attention was the New York Times story about how General Mark Milley, President Trump’s chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, almost resigned. According to the newspaper, he wrote a resignation letter that was biting. It made me have a flashback. I remembered my resignation letter, which, just like General Milley, I did not submit.

General Milley wrote his resignation letter days following the killing of George Floyd and the protest that followed. What triggered him was the event of June 1, 2020, when Trump took him and other top government officials, like the Secretary of Defence Mark Esper and Attorney General William Barr and others, on a walk from the White House to St. John’s Church in Washington DC. As part of the walk, SSS deployed security personnel to clear people protesting the death of George Floyd along the path. In his letter, General Milley told Trump that he ruined the international order and caused damage to America abroad. He reminded Trump that the greatest generation fought a war against tyrannies, dictatorships, fascism, and Nazism, that killed over 150 million people to put in place that order.

From the extract the paper published, it was a fascinating letter of resignation. CNN said that General Milley was set to excoriate Trump. My resignation letter had gone a step more than denouncing Buhari and blaming him for destroying what remained of Nigeria’s unity, for which millions died in the war to keep Nigeria one. I laid bare how Buhari weaponized religion, ethnicity and nepotism to blow up the remaining guardrails that separated the veins of the nation from hordes of people drunk in ignorance and wallowing in poverty of the minds. I made predictions, or if you like, prophecies, too. And so far, some of my prophesies in that letter have already started to manifest. Only now, when I release the letter with my memoir, some of you would think I wrote it in hindsight. Thank God I mailed two copies of the letter to two of my most trusted confidants. I may even show the different drafts and editing my letter went through in the memoir.

Here is General Milley in his own words in that resignation letter: “It’s now obvious to me that you don’t understand that world. You don’t understand what the war was all about. In fact, you subscribe to many of the principles that we fought against. And I cannot be a party to that. It is with deep regret that I hereby submit my letter of resignation”.

I had to pause reading General Milley’s letter to attend to the love of my life. She came into my study to show me the viral clip of Peter Obi’s visit to Dunamis Church.

“This could have been you,” she said.

I wanted to say: “Even you?” but I swallowed the words. She apparently did not know how many people had sent that same clip to me in the last few days. I asked Laolu if he thought this could have been me. He was coy, as usual. He shrugged and said: “God knows best”. I looked at him suspiciously. He recovered and rephrased his sentence, saying; “God’s time is always the best”.

I will get to all that in this first entry into my secret diary. But first, let me finish the story of Milley’s resignation letter because it is connected to my letter and why I have decided to keep this secret diary.

I am writing this on a password-protected diary website. Even the love of my life does not know the password. Suppose the next president of Nigeria sends the EFCC to search my home and break into my safe in search of documents connecting me to Tunde Fowler, the executive chairman of the Federal Internal Revenue Service that Buhari fired in 2019, they won’t see this secret diary. And I know one of the current presidential candidates that won’t wait to do to me what the FBI did to former US President Donald Trump yesterday.

So, General Milley did not submit his resignation letter after consulting prominent military leaders like General James Dubik and former secretary of defence and CIA chief Robert Gates.

I was shocked at the similarities of Milley’s predicament to mine. I wrote my resignation letter after the uproar that followed my firing of the Department of State Services director-general in August of 2018. Nigerians have forgotten the DSS siege of the national assembly that prompted me to fire the man. As acting president, I ensured that we maintained law and order in Nigeria under my watch. I was not going to compromise such an essential part of my job. Also, it was one thing to sideline and even insult me when I was only the vice president, but such behaviour was unacceptable to me as acting president. I had to make that very clear.

To have that decision to fire Mr Lawal Daura questioned, to have it considered for possible reversal, to have some people who think they own the country use it as a basis to question my loyalty to the president, to have them instigate my isolation and emasculation, was all that I needed to pen my resignation. In my letter, which you will read in my memoir, I pointed out incredible ways I had been loyal to the president. For example, when he was sick in London again and again, against every fabric of my being, I lied to the Nigerian people that the president was “hale and hearty. It was loyalty. But the reward I got was to be disrespected and ostracized more than ever.

After broad consultation, I did not submit the resignation letter that I wrote. Though now, I wonder if those people who advised me were honest. I wonder if they were not moles of the people who did not want me to be president. I was leaning on leaving. If I had done that, I believe I would have been in Peter Obi’s position today.

Unlike Milley, I had another incident down the road that compelled me to update the letter. And I did. But once again, I failed to submit it. You will read all about that and the updated letter in my memoir. A part of me now wished that I did tender the letter. It would have made all the difference if I had done so, either the first or second time. It was not that some people did not advise me to do so. Many prominent people did. Even knuckleheads like Dr Damages, I saw him running his mouth everywhere. They were talking about how I needed to separate myself from Buhari’s government if I wanted to show that I disapproved of what was happening within the administration.

But I firmly believed that the dividend of loyalty superseded all other contingencies. I underestimated the power of vengeful older men who strode Nigeria’s corridors of power. I trusted God, who took me this far to finish the job that I believed he had handpicked me to accomplish for the country. Unfortunately, God had a different idea in the end. I say so because I have prayed hard and fasted to reach this mild conclusion. I had resisted the temptation to say that God failed me. I was sure that God would turn the mocked mere commissioner into the president of Nigeria. Maybe, what I missed was God’s signal to resign. Maybe.

I remember all this because I had received over a dozen times the clip of what transpired when Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labor Party, visited Dunamis church in Abuja. When I saw him with Pastor Paul Enenche, I felt it could have been me if only I had resigned. It could have been me if I had read the handwriting on the wall. It could have been me if only I had been bold. It could have been me if only I had not confused loyalty to a man with loyalty to my country and God. It could have been me if only I had understood all these years of being a pastor and following in the footsteps of my Daddy G.O. that God had not stopped treating us like his sheep. He would take us to the pond but would not force us to drink.

These are the two things that have prompted me to start this diary. In the days to come, as I recuperate from leg surgery done in Nigeria by excellent Nigerian doctors, I will have enough time to reflect on the events of the last few months. In my remaining months as the vice president, I will be putting my thoughts on paper. I will use some of these reflections in my memoir when this is over. I already have a title for it: “God is not mocked” with the sub-title, “Prof. Yemi Osinbajo’s years as Buhari’s Vice”. While going through my squashed presidential dream grieving process, I considered some controversial titles. At one point, I blasphemously thought of calling it “Why I am disappointed in God”. Because I prayed hard… and my people also prayed. There was a time when I wanted to incinerate everything. Then, the title running around in my head was “No brotherhood in a zoo”. But thank God, cool heads have prevailed. But I can assure you that I will not bite my tongue when I finally put pen to paper. I have had enough of sitting in this office and crushing my testicles.

Watching Kenyans vote and the president’s candidate Raila Odinga on the road to victory even though he is from the opposition party, I got angry again. Undoubtedly, if Buhari had supported me, I would have been the presidential candidate of the APC. But he didn’t. And because of that, a grossly infirmed man is leading our party. Lurking behind him is a hyena, waiting to take over. When he does take over from our man with a fake name, fake age, fake state of origin, or fake school, he would be lenient to our Igbo brothers and sisters but not to my Christian family.

For those who accused me of betrayal, I will address you all, too. Real betrayal would have if I had revealed what I knew about Alpha Beta and some under-the-radar, never disclosed deals that happened while I was in Lagos. There is a reason why people like Babatunde Fashola, Akinwunmi Ambode, Rauf Aregbeshola, and I purse our lips, skin our smiles, and wrap our winks when you see us around the man.

Even though I still feel disappointed in myself, my advisers, and others that I will name in my memoir, I sincerely believe my Father in the Lord when he said to me days after the APC’s primary, “God is not done with you.”

Looking at this election season, I can see a possible outcome and permutation that will have the whole country begging me to come and take over in 2027. Forget Peter Obi and his dance in the market square. The big moment has not eluded me. It has only been postponed.

Alright now, I have to stop here. The love of my life is coming over for us to take our evening walk. I can hear her ever-soft footsteps that serenade my soul.

To be continued…

https://denisblogs.com/the-secret-diary-of-vice-president-yemi-osinbajo/

Explorers:
It can go as deep as 5-10 storeys building. Depends on the millions of $ you're ready to spend.

For the radiation, machines/generatorwill supply oxygen.

My fear, can they stay in the bunker for 5 years without running out of supplies

Prosperous111:
It’s no longer a news for the current states of Nigeria as of today, insecurity is thieving in every part of Nigeria and no where is safe or free from kidnappings and all sort of terror activities, there’s at least hundreds of kidnappings every single day in Nigeria, ranging from the northern part, to the Eastern part, North central and even the once peaceful southwestern Nigeria and the south south, there are tons of unreported kidnappings that never make it to the news headlines everyday.

Apart from kidnappings there are other insecurity raging the country on a daily basis without any serious actions taken by the government.

It’s not a new story that the insecurity are sponsored by those in the corridors of powers (government) why would a government with one of the best military on land can’t defeats just insurgency in about 7 years of their reigns? We have the Army, Air Force, Nigerian Police, The secret inteligence police(DSS) Joint Task Force(JTF), Nigeria Customs, Navy’s and many more armed groups of gallant men and women to curb insecurities but all this couldn’t save us or reduced insecurity.

There are several cases where men’s in the army were denied proper and indequate arms for fighting against terrorism in the north back then before it spread to the south, I once have a street brother in the army and he revealed most of the situation they faced in the army, he has gone to countless times of compromised missions where they would be ambushed by the militias and got engaged with heavy fires! How on earth would someone outside the military would know a roadmap of soldiers in the barracks or even know about their missions? Of course those are the hand works of government placed generals they have in the barracks.

Let’s look at this points, it’s impossible to attack an army formation like you’re attacking unharmed places and go away with it killing several servicemen, they have barricades sets up, they have men’s on ground that watch situation at a given post, and every army bases would have at least few miles of free views without anything blocking their views from miles away which would give them an opportunity to detect any suspicious moves or detect if there would be an attacks, the men’s on post would sound an alarm and get the others in the barracks sets for contact and engagement. But because they were been compromised and sold out they couldn’t override any attacks and they all got killed in it sometimes.

The bandits are well funded and equipped and can shoot up thousands of bullets for longer hours while a government owned military can’t engaged for longer hours due to poor funding and inadequate equipment. Let’s not deceived ourselves our government are seriously involved in terrorism.

If the government are ready to defeat this monsters today they will succeed because they have a known location, they moved on hundreds of motorcycle to their targets, they have poor intelligence and that is if the government would stop feeding them with the plans going on in the military or any other force. They are uneducated and can be defeats with simple strategies and updated equipment like drones and some high techy weapons up in the west, Nigeria can afford it.

There are few questions that I asked myself about all this insecurities going on and I will appreciate if any sensitive human could get along with my views and opinions.

BASIC GENUINE QUESTIONS

(1) Firstly why is the government not taking any serious actions about all this insecurities?

(2) why is the State government looking up to the federal government to secure life’s and property in their states? There’s is 36 states in Nigeria including the federal capital, Abuja and they all look to the federal government for actions, why is that?

(3) why is the federal government and the attorney general of the federation going against setting up states policing for every States in Nigeria?

(4) after years of brutal killings of the Fulanis, why is the government still classifying there attacks on farmers as herders and farmers clash? Is there any cases where armed farmers has killed hundreds of herders in any states?

Don’t forget the Fulanis are still claiming victims, they still said they’re marginalized, they said they have been cheated in Nigeria, they said they weren’t educated and want some schools, they want hospitals and want government funding in there business, they want a grazing lands for free in the 36 states of the country for free. They want to occupy every rainforest without anyone to checkmate them. They’re still pushing for all this things and they will not stop.

ANOTHER HINTS!!!

Whenever I see people commenting on how they will take over Abuja I just smile out loud cos that’s not their plans, they said they wanted to wage a war and that’s not their intentions and plans either, remember they have paid masters and sponsors? They can’t take the power sits cos in every terrorism like this they always have a upper power that they love and respect. This is just their plans, they want to make it similar like the Niger delta militants that picked up arms years ago to fight government and later got amnesty from the president. There will be very much attacks lately and the intentions behind it is to get an amnesty from the government cos they were both playing it out. Let’s not lie to ourselves this people are so smart and I respect their game plan cos if there can’t be any provocation that would cause a civil unrest throughout the federation then they will actualize their plans. Mark this days down in your notes this will comes to pass. After those hard attacks the government would calls for negotiations and ask them what the Fulanis want. It would be those things we all know of them asking before and it would be what I list up there earlier. They will give them amnesty and they won’t be prosecuted, mind you that’s the first phase of their game-plans. If Buhari didn’t do that then Atiku would announce that in his first year.

The future of this countries depends on the youth right now and I see a revolution coming soon, it wasn’t a war or any unrest. It’s unimaginable, it’s unbelievable and those at the higher office didn’t believe it could happened either.

• SOLUTIONS TO INSECURITIES IN NIGERIA •

(1) every states should stand up and be responsible for their states, starting from the local government.

(2) there should be state IDs issued by every states apart from our National ID card. This IDs should be mandatory to every living person in the states and it should be enforced to take along while going hours away from your home, everyone should always have it on.

(3) states police should be reformed and equipped with latest systems and enough equipment to check on any individual’s citizenship or to run a faster check on any individual records

(4) states should employ capable youths for programming of government databases, websites, and other techy stuffs.

(5) a team of police shouldn’t be more than two officers in a car with a system inside their cars for fast identification, and a pistol on, dash camera and adequate working radios for communications apart from their own mobile phones. In this case bribery and extortion would reduce cos it’s 101% transparency.

(6) there should be another section of police that are more armed and responsive than the normal mobile policeman, they can make it anything, those would be responsive to higher threats that’s beyond just pistols shootout,

(7) introducing police dispatchers for every states, police dispatchers are like customers care that pick up your emergency number when you called, they will take down your complaints, take your address down and dispatch the newest officers stationed or patrolling around your vicinity to your address in just minutes. Yes it’s possible in Nigeria, we have the resources.

( introducing boarder guards controlled by states, and they will only work within their states boundaries, why will an Ondo man be a boarder guards in nassarawa? No that’s awful and it must stops.

(9) introducing state forest guards or rangers for 24 hours patrols of every states forestry with heavy monitoring and a responsive communication

(10) introducing states fire departments working 24/7

(11) introducing another force that would be controlled by states and would be capable of carrying out any attacks or executing any threats to the states or people of the states. They’re not army but would be like another force entirely.

(12) introducing regional police in the rural areas such as villages, small town with adequate access to minimal weapons and steady communication.

(13) there should be an emergency number for the police force and it must be free to dial or speak with them. And it must be at least 15 minutes late to respond or attend to in security assistance.

(14) states driver license should be encouraged, and no one should be road worthy without any drivers license.

(15) their should be a database online to check any plates number or individual that owns any certain plates numbers and this should be free to access by the police force for tracking.

NOTICE:- I know all this can’t work without adequate electricity, It can’t work with inexperienced leaders or old grandpas, it can’t work without good roads, it can’t work with corrupts individuals in governments sits, and that’s why Nigeria needs a great and visionary leaders.

ON THE OTHER HAND!

(I) There should be jail time for any corrupt government officials, either you stoles just one thousand naira in office or millions, there should be jail time for them and it must be a public prosecution that everyone would knows about and there mustn’t be any separated jails for them, let them go to kiri kiri and other prisons that accommodates criminals, with this corruption and will reduce.

(II) there should be reward rewards for every honest public workers, there’s should be steady promotion without anyone buying it. And the corrupts one should face the wrath’s of the laws

(III) the salaries of every governors, senators, local government chairman, representatives and even the president should be reduced by 90% they are their to serve us and not to eat us to the bone

(IV) no pension for any past governments official

Abeg help put your own join my brain don stop working for now


notice:- didn’t writes this to promote anybody or tamed any personalities, this is my own views about my country and that’s my opinion about everything. No one should come for my head.

Dexpro:
How do you mean?

SultanYoung:
price & location

drake2:
Seems u r inxperienced in the scene.

If bulk handling, procurement and application are no challenges in poultry manure, why is it not same in your human shit and urine technology?

I am amused at your 1year fallow obsolete technology in a farm land u just applied human shit? Do u know the meaning, rational and reason for fallow in d face of diminishing arable land and population explosion?

Anyway, goodluck in ur shit cultivation. But please clearly label your produce "shit produced" in the market for ur customers.

favera702:
Goat farming is a good business in west africa, and also has high rate of interest in getting more buyers any where in the country
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Dexpro:
Please share more pictures of these goats here. I mean valid pictures not like the ones you posted up here.