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demefa:Na wa for you sef. How can you upend a SUV from behind without losing your legs (used honda) and significant damage to the rear of the SUV. It is clear from the pictures that the Honda was rammed and mounted by the SUV in reverse....wonder how the woman came out. |
whitebeard:He should remove the badge, simple. You can establish Chelsea football Club of Isale Eko but when you copyright on their badge and other paraphernalia you will be slammed by FIFA and risk legal action. |
They are absolutely correct. It is no longer a Ferrari and should not be identified with them, their brand or their representations. You cannot put kunu in a coke bottle and call it coke. Simple. The public above all should understand that because we donot know the man's intentions and where this could consequentially lead to.If he wants to do a Brabus or AMG he should contact Ferrari and deal. |
There is nothing Arsenal will achieve with this man in charge. This is the sixth hear I am saying this. The game has gone beyond him just like Nigeria has gone beyond our present keaders. |
Arsene Wenger promised CHANGE too..... |
three:Told you guys. That by 2019 everyone will be demystified. Believe me now? |
Get your mum passionate about things not people. With a strong inspiration a vision for humanity will arrive and in the process of executing she will meet the right people of equal values. Good relationships are for people of vision. Everything else is just russian roulette. Be careful. |
GLO and Airtel una don hear. Moto go soon need LTE for journey. No be de one wey I go teĺl moto to carry me go Sapele, network go off for one hour meanwhile moto don dey waka go Benin republic. |
Explorers:Yes, all ex-presidents are protected for life. This happens in all countries I know of. However the density of detail reduces with time and with his or her relations. For instance I don't think Chelsea Clinton will have any detail around her personally but Bill will still have but not as many as when he was President just as Trump's son will not have as many details as Trump himself now. It is logical. |
klexycole:They carry guns, lots of guns. Standard issue service pistols, for close details and submachine guns further out. Rifles in their trucks and in the trunk of the beast. They are heavily loaded but securiity isk not just about a particular organisation but the synergy between various local, state and national agencies. Backup is never more than a few seconds or minutes away. The further away the heavier the artillery. Remember the country is not at war. Guns protecct but guns are also a threat and a risk. The balance has to be made. This is where intel comes in. I there is a threat they up the ante. And the secret service is about the best at assessing threats. They have learnt a lot from 63. |
ReubenE:Russia on the other hand has twice as many nuclear weapons as the US, this alone is a game changer. And to make matters worse, unlike the US almost all russia's nuclear capacity is not in silos but moble in planes, trucks and submarines which makes them harder to target, easier to manouver and to the rest of the world more dangerous because more people are in contact so things are easier to get stolen or accidentally fired. |
JUHABACH:Russia has a fleet of nuclear submarines. As a matter of fact. Russia built the largest ballistic missile submarine in history. It carried I think up to 32 ICBM's with each containing multiple directional warheads all aimed to strike americas missile silos and major cities in one move. The problem with russia has always been technology endurance. America has remained ahead in technology since world war 2. Russia's military philisophy on thd other hand has always been, build them big, build them bad, but most of all build them cheap. We have the raw materials and a heck lot of soldiers to waste. America will sink under a heap of insurance failures if it goes that way. |
JUHABACH:Russia has a fleet of nuclear submarines. As a matter of fact. Russia built the largest ballistic missile submarine in history. It carried I think up to 32 ICBM's with each containing multiple directional warheads all aimed to strike americas missile silos and major cities in one move. The problem with russia has always been technology endurance. America has remained ahead in technology since world war 2. Russia's military philisophy has always been, build them big, build them bad, but most of all build them cheap. We have the raw materials and a heck lot of soldiers to waste. America will sink under a heap of insurance failures if it goes that way. |
Explorers:The primary job of the secret service remains to protect the dollar in its currency format. The bulk of its agents go after forgers both home and in coĺlabo with interpol, abroad. That is why despite the enormous advancement in technology in tne US, the dollar (the most widely circulated currency in the world) is not overwhelmed by forgeries. This is the work of the secret service. Once a forgery is detected they will eventually find the mint no matter where it is located on earth. |
zigalo:And it looks like it has some undercarriage problems. Definitely a patch up job. Anyway.... why hummers, why range rovers. These are not practical vehicles for serious minded, work driven people. If you travel a lot, reliability is your first consideration. I do Toyota for long distance. The first place you'd expect a little bit of wisdom is in church....but unfortunately it resides in oil companies, the military, and other operations oriented industries/organisations. |
So where are you now..... In my office.... Doubt that..... Why do you doubt that.... If you're in your office we'ed be having this conversation face to face.... .... |
SalamRushdie:Don't mind them. All the symptoms are classic of chemo. I don't need a doctor to tell me that. |
Bolustical:You have surrendered too...I'm dumbstruck....hmmmm....so much for fairweather friends. |
That's how Mayweather v McGregor will roll. |
martineverest:You are mistaken. The reason they like mercedes benz is that it a well built exclusive brand. I don't know why you think such will be a best seller when the country and the world at large is not prosperous. |
40kobo77:Correct in many ways but you couldn't help but expose your racism. It doesn't make you any better. Edit that nonsense pls. |
goodmorning40:You must be out of your mind. Hope you have never complained about the economy or bad governance because with your attitude you cede the right to a decent life in an organised society. That is the truth. |
Horlahtoye:Morally you lose the right when you invite the military into civilian waters. She did not wear camo to the barracks or to some military exercise. Where did they see her. In those days if I recall properly soldiers are not permitted out of the barracks in uniform except on official duty. When you send them on 'official duty' into the public domain you are temporarily switching off your constitution and laws. Anything can happen. I don't know what the soldiers are doing that the police cannot or should not do. If a police patrol van was passing and she ignorantly cried for help they will simply drive past because the police as an institution is failed. You cannot complain about a man who is carrying your burdens. |
SUPERPACK:This is civil law. The military has its own laws...unfortunately they are more serious than this. Who's fault, both sides. While the military should obey the constitution which is the umbrella for all laws. This is also the reason why in developed countries/societies the military is confined to its barracks and will only be deployed under martial law. In some countires is is expressely forbidden for the military to engage in civil order i.e be seen conducting operations on domestic soil. They know the risks, we don't. In Nigeria soldiers do police work, traffic work, sanitation work, arbitration work, etc. The failure of the system due to decades of military rule and the subsequent refusal of political leaders (most ex military - OBJ, PMB and civilians Yaradua & GEJ controlled by their puppet masters IBB and his brother...what is his name again ) to cultivate a whole string of social institutions in favour of dictatorial tendencies has kept this nation underdeveloped and primitive. If institutions are weak it favours the overlords. They can steal reprehensibly without fear, project their ethnic and religious agendas without remorse and as we see here indulge in a bit of perversion without being tried for indecency. Until the public demands what is right and just and leave their antisocial anchors right we will remain shamefully primitive. What the authorities don't know due to crass ignorance is that the very reasons why they need to resist the ordinary man from wearing camoflague clothing is the fact that citizens donot have the freedoms and trust of authorities to share in law enforcement and security responsibilities. Empower the citizens and though they wear what they like, they will actively protect society by informing and reporting what is wrong. Is this rocket science. |
seyema:Not a Mou or Man fan but is this a final or a one off caper between two teams not even out of bed yet. Certainly no barometer of the season ahead. |
goshen26:Look people are desperate these days. Had a wierd experience today. In summary he turned probation to obligation. Had to call security. At the close he was still hanging around. Called for petty cash to send him away and CCTV relay of the exchange for further action if need be. Strange things are happening these days. |
ddippset:Just bookmark this. It will surely come back. |
Blue3k:Lai, lai, they will never do that. That is their cash cow you are talkkng about. They have been doing turn around maintenance worth trillions of naira on those things since the Babangida era and they haven't worked for more that two weeks at a stretch since then. If any man in office has a conscience, he will have sent the airforce with precision guided bombs to end the misery and obliterate those monuments to corruption. |
CheezyCharles:Friends....not beggars. They will all have things to do. Not here in this country. |
cstr1000:Oga. Nobody sits down and watches in a democracy. Everywhere in the world, I mean EVERYWHERE people stand up for what they believe in and fight for what they want. Make no mistake about it. The 'other' side knows what it is doing and will resist any and every attempt to loosen its grip on this country whether you creep upon them or announce it from a hundred miles out. Time does not permit me to list out what has been gained or lost via the Niger-Delta struggle but the fact that oil workers and lecturers could risk life and limb to explore for oil in the Chad basin tells me that they know the clock is ticking and they donot have all the aces. Ñigeria as a project or system (or whatever you choose to call it) just does not work. You can sugar coat it for all you like. This entity has massive structural deficiencies any quest for power simply cannot surmount. In a sane society, the protest against any individual in power is of good intentions and will cut across all society. In Nigeria it is impossible to seperate tribe and then religion. I just cannot see how this country can work like this. So what is the point really. |
But let us be honest, if a policeman stops you and gives you ice-cream out of nowhere, you go taste am....no be ritual tins go dey your mind....abegi. Your mama no tell you say make you no collect tins from stranger especially baba dudu dem. |
Just watched Jason Bourne again where the cyber mogul confessed to selling his soul to the devil (rogue CIA) just before getting shot. Appears Bishop has bought shares in the devil's workshop as well and they came for his soul, not at a convention but on a peaceful, hopeful Sunday morning..... in church for that matter. What men do for money eh!!! |
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Arsene Wenger promised CHANGE too.....
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