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Amanda4life:
Those drug traffikers we know their names.

By their fruits.......

The flat head beheaded in Singapore is from where,

Werey please think and find facts before posting

Amanda4life:
Just pray that this rubbish you are inciting doesn't
come through.

I go look for person like you just sit on your senseless head and poo a black poo first before any other thing

Na that time you do know say ashawo born you

If it come to pass people like you go dey on top penis when them slaughter you, useless prostitute

RTSC2:
There are more than ten times more Yoruba fraudsters arrested by the authorities than the 80.
You guys are so criminal that it is a culture there.

From tinubu to kashamu to naira Marley, hushpuppi ,mompha and thousands more.
It is a criminal culture.

Oga how many has been arrested please talk with facts. Is invictus obi not an Igbo man again, Igbo's are major fraudsters since the beginning of creation and are one of the worlds biggest headache

Chimookigwe:
One idiot up there is already insinuating that Igbos made Jonathan President. Those guys are cursed with the spirit of dishonesty.

They lie and steal at any given opportunity, trusting an igbo in anything is like believing that the blood is blue when it is clearly red.
Even Igbo's deceive Igbo's, ojukwu deceived them that he had guns for all when it was 3 men to a gun.

RTSC2:
24 Yoruba heads are about to removed in Saudi araboa for drug peddling.
Dumb fucvks.
And that is besides the hundreds that have fallen due to knife violence in the UK or languishing in the UK prisons to be raped like bittches.

Awom accomodators.

And several Igbo's are in Asia awaiting death sentence, while over 80 have being caught by the F.B.I


Awon developers

Amanda4life:
I know say ogogoro don finish your veins.

I be woman but if i hold you with my left hand your own don finish

See this harlot hold who, I get work so I no get strength like you jobless,impoverished creature

morpheus24:
Lousy or not , dem get money and that is what spins the world.

The same money that they keep executing them for in Malaysia and Saudi or the one F.B.I is arresting them like poor church rats for

Awon developers

Chimookigwe:
There's nothing you cowards would do.

Rivers people collected your properties, what did you loudmouthed cowards do?

Ask them, they are the most lousy tribe in Nigeria, more of talk less of action that's the real definition of the Igbo's

selemempe:
i wasnt interested in ipob attacking non-south east politicians...but with this post....ah ah...if i hear that amechi dey my city i go rally boys o...aswear i go rally boys

U know we never got to pay u back for that abandoned property mess ur ancestors did after the war...

After attacking amechi and breaking his head, i will really like to see how u guys respond....shame if u dont start attacking igbos in ph.... it will be a real shame. I want to really know btw aba and ph who get craze pass

Try am first no be to make noise since 1966, P.H go tear the whole east apart

twerkjack:
if Igbos Dey craze, make them touch am or any one of ours....

U go see how igbos go park for ph

Because Heads will roll !!!

Leave them e be like say, IPOB don forget say na we betray Biafra....Port Harcourt no be east carry your madness go east

seanfer:
Then you will know that the most Gentle person in Pitakwa get craze pass the most strongest in Biafra.

Clear road.....make them no carry their issue come give we pitakwa pikin

bonnyhope:
Is not just by bragging now, which innovation those schools you mentioned have come out with to show that they are better than ABU academically. It is easier to say my school is better than yours but what have my school done to make my school stand out among others.Nigerians and empty talk!!!!

Take a look at Times Higher Education ranking, ABU no follow for best schools for naija or even Africa at all.

aysnoopy:
At day 5

Sorry I like asking questions but how much are you budgeting for their feeding and vaccination, also how much did you buy a carton of birds.
Thank you

How much was your capital including the cost of building a shelter for them and the equipments used.

Good day house, I have #200,000 to invest in livestock farming (pigs, poultry, goats, etc). Please I would need advise from those in the house with experience on which would be best and profitable, considering the size of my capital. Thank you

Cc Pavore9, Farmtech

ednut1:
Looks like murder

Exactly bro. from the position of the plied to the position of his dead, it doesn't look like an unintentional fall position. Someone killed him and displayed it like electrocution

zoba88:
A woman stripped unclad in a church while pastor was praying for her.In the trending video,the woman stripped her bra and pant as the pastor prayed.Church members were pictured looking at her in shock.See more photos below


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2019/08/lady-strips-unclad-in-church-while.html

Christianity the biggest joke of the century

Awol1:
Does anyone really think this man will return to Nigeria?

I also that feeling.....I think Iran is about to play a fast one on Nigeria

obembet:
The summer of 2019 is practically over. And as all good things come to an end, the end of this football season has marked the end of the careers of some true legends.
League heroes and club legends, the following 5 players
have all hung up their boots at the end of 2018/19 – and will go on to be remembered as amongst the all-time greats in the game.

Xavi
Former Barcelona legend Xavi retired at the end of 2018/19.
Along with Lionel Messi and Andres Iniesta, perhaps no other player symbolises the Pep Guardiola-era Barcelona side that conquered the world more than Xavi.
The Spanish midfield maestro – famed for his incredible range of passing and ability to dictate the flow of the game – spent an incredible 17 seasons at the Nou Camp before leaving in the summer of 2015 to finish his career in Qatar.
During his time with Barca, Xavi practically won it all. Produced by the famed La Masia academy, he broke into the Blaugrana first team in the late 1990s and became a key player under the tutelage of then-boss Louis van Gaal, winning his first LaLiga title in 1998/99.

Xavi won two more league titles – as well as a first Champions League – under Frank Rijkaard, but he'll always be intrinsically linked with the Guardiola regime at the Nou Camp.
Barca won a treble of LaLiga, the Copa del Rey and the Champions League in 2009/10, and soon became recognised as arguably the best club side in history.

More trophies followed for Xavi; two more league titles and another Champions League under Guardiola and then the same again under different bosses, as well as the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012 with Spain.
Since leaving for Qatari side Al Saad in 2015 Xavi had largely faded from view, but with the announcement of his retirement this month he should go down as one of the all-time great midfielders.

Petr Cech

Petr Cech will go down as one of the Premier League's greatest ever goalkeepers.
Of the five players on this list, Petr Cech is the only one who may yet play one last game.
There's a chance the Arsenal goalkeeper may appear in their Europa League final against his former club Chelsea, but that feels unlikely given that Cech is reportedly about to make his way back to Stamford Bridge in a technical role when he hangs up his gloves in the summer.
Regardless of his role in the future, Cech will undoubtedly go down as one of the greatest goalkeepers in Premier League history.

Signed by then-Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho in the summer of 2004 for a fee of £7 million – the Czech international immediately broke records by keeping an unbelievable 24 clean sheets across the season in a Blues side that conceded just 15 goals.
Cech went on to win the Premier League title that season and then repeated the feat a further 3 times while at Stamford Bridge, also winning the FA Cup on 4 occasions, the EFL Cup on 3 occasions and in 2011/12, the Champions League.

The final of that competition – against Bayern Munich - saw Cech save a penalty from Arjen Robben in normal time and another 2 penalties in the eventual shootout that saw Chelsea triumph.
After the emergence of Thibault Courtois at Chelsea, Cech moved to Arsenal in 2015 and immediately became their first choice keeper, too.

Trophies were harder to come by for Cech at the Emirates but he still managed to pick up one more FA Cup in 2016/17 – coincidentally by beating Chelsea in the final.
Despite a less successful end to his career, though, he'll definitely go down as one of the all-time great goalkeepers – one who was dependable until the very end.

Arjen Robben

Everyone can predict what he is going to do, but no one can stop him.
Robben enjoyed a glittering career at the top of European football, winning a host of trophies for PSV, Chelsea, Real Madrid and Bayern.
It was at Chelsea – whom he joined in 2004 – where he established himself as one of world football's great promises, helping the club to back-to-back Premier League triumphs in 2004-05 and 2005-06 and an FA Cup win the following season.
His subsequent move to Real Madrid was less successful on a personal level, though he did win LaLiga in 2007-08.
Bayern snapped him up in 2009 and, though injuries were a regular occurrence, he still managed to enjoy a sparkling 10-year stay at the Allianz Arena.

He won eight Bundesliga titles in that time, plus the Champions League in 2012-13, making 309 appearances across all competitions.

Despite the injuries, Robben still managed to score 144 times for Bayern, including six in 19 matches in his final campaign.
The winger had been tipped to return to his first professional club Groningen after his Bayern contract expired, but he has since opted to end his career altogether.
On top of a glorious club career, Robben also won 96 caps for his country in 14 years, netting 37 goals.

Wesley Sneijder

One of the most perfect No.10 in football history.
Sneijder began his senior playing days with Ajax in 2002 and went on to play for Real Madrid, Inter, Galatasaray and Nice in a storied career in Europe.

He was a star performer for Jose Mourinho's Inter side of 2009-10, which won the treble of Serie A, Coppa Italia and Champions League titles.

Sneijder then inspired Netherlands to the final of the 2010 World Cup, where they lost 1-0 to Spain, and won the Silver Ball as the tournament's second-best player.

His omission from the final three-man shortlist for the Ballon d'Or of the same year was widely considered to be unjust.
Sneijder played 134 times for the Netherlands from 2003 to 2018, becoming the most capped Dutch player of all time.

Robin van Persie

Robin Van Persie will go down as one of the best strikers of his generations.
Dutch striker Robin van Persie may not have won as many trophies across his career as other legends – a single Premier League title in 2012/13 and FA cup in 2004/05 stands as his only triumphs during 11 seasons in the Premier League – but arguably, he made the biggest impact of any single player on a side in the history of the competition when he moved from Arsenal to Manchester United in the summer of 2012.

Van Persie played in all 38 of United's games in 2012/13 as they marched to their most recent Premier League title – the final one under the stewardship of the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson – and scored 26 goals, enough to win him the Golden Boot.

While his first season at United was definitely RVP's highest watermark, he was also brilliant for Arsenal for the majority of his 8 seasons there, and he signed off his time at the Emirates by delivering a phenomenal 30 goals in 38 Premier League games.

Throw in his strong record on the international stage for the Netherlands – 50 goals in 102 games including the best goal of the 2014 World Cup, his flying header against Spain – and despite a lack of trophies to his name, van Persie must be considered one of the best strikers of his generation – and he’ll definitely be missed now he's retired.

Andrea Barzagli

Andrea Barzagli won 8 consecutive Serie A titles with Juventus.

Most top-level players tend to begin to slow down by the time they reach their mid-30's, and so it's rare to see someone pushing 40 still plying their trade at the top level.

That wasn't the case for defender Andrea Barzagli, though.

The Italian international announced his retirement earlier in 2019 and hung up his boots last weekend at the ripe age of 38, but while he only made 7 appearances for Juventus in 2018/19, he managed 38 in 2017/18 – remarkable for a player of his age.

Barzagli had somewhat of a topsy-turvy career; in the early 2000s he made his name as a tough, no-nonsense defender with mid-level Serie A clubs like Palermo and Chievo before moving to Wolfsburg in Germany, and while he had success there – surprisingly winning the Bundesliga in 2008/09 – by the time he moved to Juventus in early 2011 he was already pushing 30.

But forming a rock-solid defence alongside fellow Italian stalwarts Giorgio Chiellini and Leonardo Bonucci, Barzagli had an instant impact in his first full season with the Old Lady, as they won the 2011/12 Serie A title, in large part thanks to their impregnable back line.

For Italy, Barzagli won the 2006 World Cup, but due to poor performances in 2008, he was spared the Azzurri's blushes in their disastrous 2010 campaign. He returned to the side in time for Euro 2012 – and helped them make the final – and appeared in the 2014 World Cup and at Euro 2016, too.

Barzagli will go down as an all-time great Italian defender for longevity alone, and he feels like the type of player who Juve fans will probably miss most when they fully realise he's gone.

Tim Cahill

Tim Cahill is arguably the best Australian player of all time.

Tim Cahill might not be as decorated as the other players on this list; his best accomplishment, in club football at least, was probably his Division II title with Millwall back in 2000/01.

But ask any football fan from Australia and you'll probably find that Cahill is as big a legend Down Under as any other player to appear for the Socceroos.

Largely playing as an attacking midfielder, Cahill debuted for Australia in 2004 and helped them to win that year's OFC Nations Cup, before playing a pivotal role in the Aussies' first World Cup qualification for over 30 years.

The 2006 tournament turned out to be a mild success for Australia as they reached the Round of 16, but it was a huge success for Cahill, as he became the first Australian to score a World Cup goal with a brace against Japan, enhancing his reputation heavily in the process.

Cahill would play in two more World Cups – 2010 and 2014 – and despite Australia failing to make it out of the group stage in either tournament, Cahill himself managed to score in both, with his goal against the Netherlands in the 2014 edition being one of the very best goals on offer that year. With 50 goals in 108 appearances for his country, Cahill remains Australia's all-time top goalscorer.

Despite his club achievements being overshadowed by his international ones, Everton fans will always remember his famed celebration – shadow-boxing the corner flag – fondly too, as he spent 8 seasons at Goodison Park at the peak of his career.

A true cult hero, it might be a while before Australia produces another player of his caliber.

Source

https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.allfootballapp.com/amp/news/Headline/Sneijder-Xavi-Cech-Robben...-Seven-football-LEGENDS-who-retired-in-2019/1423864

Where is Frank Robert Op, he deserves a place in that list ahead of the likes of Tim Cahill with due respect

Mophasa:
Following the killing of the three police officers, the Chief of Staff, Lt. Gen . Tukur Buratai , has directed troops on internal security duties to be cautious in their dealings with members of the police force .

Buratai also admonished travelling military personnel to do so in mufti in order to avoid confrontations with policemen .

The COAS in a letter dated August 9 and copied to all Army formations nationwide accused the police of making inflammatory comments in the social media which he said was capable of inciting the rank and file of the Nigeria Police to “ exhibit aggressive tendencies against the NA personnel . ”

The letter with reference number AHQDAIOPS/ G 3 / 240 / 232 written on behalf of the COAS by Brig . Gen . F . Omoigui , was titled , ‘Need for troops to be circumspect in dealing with members of the Nigeria Police . ’

It read in part , “ Accordingly , all troops on IS ( Internal Security ) duty as well as personnel travelling in and out of uniform are to be circumspect in their conduct to avoid escalation.

“ Consequently , formations and unit commanders are to educate troops to be cautious in their dealings with members of the NP in view of this development . Troops travelling on pass are to endeavour to do so in mufti. ”


https://www.viewsnaija.com/2019/08/coas-buratai-orders-army-officers-to.html?m=1

Lalasticlala
Mynd44

Two of the country's top security forces, acting like cult groups, while one is planning a reprisal attack the other is trying to escape the reprisal. I weep for this nation

R.I.P unreplacable mum

WalkerMichael:
My brother in the Lord.. Have you ever tried this combo before on a very sunny afternoon??

White garri + groundnuts + plenty milk + FIBRE ACTIVE BISCUIT [i][/i] + very chilled pure water... I swear you would forget your name....

I'll keep saying it, I would never forsake drinking garri even if I have 1billion in my account... Life saver ayeeee

Or you add Mama Shola moi-moi if there is no Fibre Active

KingAzubuike:
How can you kill a policeman who protect the citizens all because of a pregnant woman who has nothing to offer to the society. Now that the policeman is dead, crime and violence will befall all of you living in that area.

I now remember this moniker very well, you were the one trying to price Ayes, forming airforce man you for go make them carry you practice, foolish fellow

KingAzubuike:
How can you kill a policeman who protect the citizens all because of a pregnant woman who has nothing to offer to the society. Now that the policeman is dead, crime and violence will befall all of you living in that area.

Look at this mofo speaking, so his life is better than her own, it seems you talk without thinking

GOFRONT:
UNA SURE SAY THIS ADESUA GET WOMB?.....

Everybody wan follow talk, even people wey no get brain

tk4rd:
The message came in like this:
...
Dear Customer,
Your Acct No is
0481**3249.
Kindly visit any
branch to enrol
for BVN or link
your existing
BVN via ATMs or
dial *737*20#
.
Sender:
GTBank

I also got one like that, that's the screenshot below and I have never withdrawn or had any transaction with GTBank.

Neddstark:
Abi o. Well I'm a proud ju. You may be privy to more info than I

I am no cultist, just a free man

nobisgod:
double egede 4 u amigo

Dodos

Neddstark:
In many songs. Olamide has claimed to be with Eiye. He doesnt say it much again but when he was coming up, it was so glaring. "mon fo, mon fo"

Uncle, I won't argue again but just leave it at that

nobisgod:
bam

Clear road for men o..... At a time, no time o