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He just wanted to make news, and it has now happened.

FirstSon01:
Rest in peace Fr. Kelvin Ugwu

Y'all wishing another's business death will cry to high heavens if same was done for you.

The show received low turnout since last year and this year is campaign year, very bad timing as many youths are now politically interested.

Meanwhile, the show will bounce back next year and recover but Fr. Kelvin Ugwu, RIP to you.

This your pain is loud o. I do not subscribe to BBN and the ills it represents, but I do not think it's appropriate for the man to use the words "rest well" for it. I don't think you should tell him same.

Nigeria needs to be divided squarely into four countries for the citizens to have a new lease of life or at best, we need to go back to fiscal regionalism. The only billionaires we have here in Nigeria are politicians.

Jennifer663:
Am Obidient

Hi, you don't start a sentence with 'am' unless you're using it to ask a question. So the correct words would be 'I am' or I'm (the short form).

When did a rally become a protest to be afraid of?

bukatyne:
@bold:

Granted the news is false, isn't the bold even more ridiculous than the lie?

A military mascot goat?

Though "we" all know the British monarchy is very much tied to the occult, but what's ridiculous about the goat as a military mascot?

fabienjoe:
Fake News. Charles' coronation won't take place before mid to late 2023. There's no place in the programme for animal sacrifice. The suggestion is preposterous. Charles himself is an animal rights activist and would never allow such I'm all for culture and identity, but we shouldn't be making wild claims to push our culture agenda. Animal sacrifice is barbaric. It has no place in modern Britain ..It shouldn't take place in any modern society..

As much as I know that that this thread photo is not really what it's claiming, there's no doubting the fact that a lot of blood sacrifices HAS BEEN and WILL BE made in all of these burial and coronation CEREMONIES, albeit PRIVATELY under utmost secrecy.

Anigreat:

Even when they debunked it that the said bags was meant for soap to be shared among our beautiful mothers in the market, but foolish and Idiotic urchins won't rest.
You people should keep crying and wailing because Agbadorians tears are sweeter than honey.

So when APC or PDP share their own, they're meant for the ugly mothers in the market?

noble2faith:
Don't get me twisted, young man. I Neva said the name "Ebira" has not been bastardised to "Egbira". I am against you saying it is anglicisation. Do you really know what Anglicisation is? "/gb/ sound is not in English phonetics.

For instance "Igbo" is anglicised to "Ibo".

Okay, I get it now. Thank you.

Looks like most people don't know that this man is Gumi's spokesman. Long story made short, they're most likely in the same "business".

There's nothing like Egbira, it's EBIRA! Say no to anglicisation of African languages and words.

noble2faith:
Do you even know what Anglicisation is?
You are not vast in English phonetics. There is no "gb" sound in English phonetics. Nothing like anglicisation here.
Had it been the former was the correct one, you would have been right to say it's anglicisation.

I'm very conversant with the language and I can categorically tell you that there's nothing like "Egbira". It's Ebira and it means [good] character.

Is the sit at home not reportedly for Nnamdi Kanu's Court appearance? Why are you people linking it to Buhari's visit and how does it hurt him in anyway?

Nothing in the post resembles the headline.

Sleekfingers:
Leave that to them. Most of you guys going to church every Sunday. Are you any better than them?

Are we now talking about going to church only or we're talking about reason for going?

Sleekfingers:
Church is not meant for saints. But sinners.

And the sinners are to go to church rejoicing in their sins or repenting??

They should continue for the next three months. Sadly, this person might be in Hell now biting her fingers in regrets.

[quote author= post=116594893]The guy is Tinubu supporter[/quote]Actually, his post history says otherwise.

Corridon:
Good. My Yoruba people have been disappointed.

The same Yoruba people who have been at the forefront mobilizing for Peter Obi?

Throughout every part of Nigeria, warlords are calling the shots - from the NW to the NE to some parts of the NC to the SS and SE. It only shows how much close Nigeria is to disintegration.

Decency should be the watchword.

All vain, if acquired through a devious means or shown off to pepper others.

November1857:
Brave Igbo woman..

It's this sort of tribal-worship that made Adolf Hitler think that the Germans were of superior race and should conquer the world. Grow up. Her gut has nothing to do with her tribe. We have her type in every tribe in Nigeria.

Queen Elizabeth dies less than four days after another woman named Elizabeth became Prime Minister. Coincidence?

Walai:
Must we always need an interpreter to explain what Tinubu actually means in every statement he makes?
Did he mention anything campaign in his statement? Yes or no

"Let the election be over. That is one step. We have to comply with INEC and REGULATIONS REGARDING THE ELECTIONS , when we finish that, we will unveil to you those things that we have for the country"

The regulations he was referring to, is INEC regulation that stipulates that campaign starts 28th September and any candidate who starts his campaign before that would be sanctioned.

I'm not a Tinubu fan, but you're twisting his words. He was simply saying that after INEC gives a go-ahead for the CAMPAIGN (not election) to start, he'd unveil his manifesto.

Nigeria has EXPIRED. We need to break up this non-working entity peacefully.

I don't understand how a currency could be trading at 70% more than the official rate. Only in Nigeria, I suppose.

I hope you guys know that the sarki on Twitter is not the same as the Nairaland sarki. BTW, you people should stop making "inconsequential" people unnecessarily famous.

No evidence that those photos you shared are same places.

Disgusting celebration of mediocrity.

It's the organisers who should be blamed for the ludicrously high ticket cost, not Peter Obi.

A little bit funny, but this is the norm in developed countries. Their presidents and PMs mingle freely with citizens and join them impromptu to carry out public works or take public train. This is the kind of country I want to live in, not where the president is treated as a demigod whom ordinary citizens can see only on TV.

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