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Everyone knows, and I don't know.
Isn't that amazing

Remove the "like" and say President Buhari is Jesus christ make we kuku rest

Just one Benin girlfriend

HIGHNECK is a disgrace

Buharig messengers in action

obonujoker:
Barcelona will suffer there own humiliation too once Pessi retires

Shut up there.
I don't expect anything less from a hater.

Lefulefu come and tell me what to comment on this post o

Notryme80:
Well said, but the north will never want to lose... 2023 shall tell

I don't doubt you but that remains to be seen come 2023

Atiku's Loss, now that the chips are down...
It's no longer news that the so much anticipated 2k19 election is come and gone. Even though the gubernatorials are yet to slug it out at states level, we can refer to the remainder as a tail end of the so much anticipated election whose blare rented the country's atmosphere leaving no space for other topics to sit on the internet.
Yes, the election was held, Buhari won, and Atiku lost. However, for those who have followed the unfolding of the country's political trend closely, it won't be anomalous or atypical to admit to the fact that there was this common perception among quite a number of the populace that whoever wins the 2k19 presidential election between Buhari and Atiku, could trigger the eruption of crisis in the country unlike the 2k15 election were crisis was only thought to be preeminent had Buhari lost to Jonathan.
Contrary to this believe, Buhari has been declared winner and everywhere seems good, or at least for now. Notwithstanding the notion by some that the election was a sham or caricature of how a democratic electioneering process should be, it can be said that relative peace is still being maintained in the country, but this does not avert or obviate the critical thinking aspect of a rational mind from generating thousands of questions which begs for answers.
1. Did Buhari actually won the election?

2. If yes, is he the right pilot to fly us to the promised land?
3. Since the process was said to be battered and shattered,
Why wasn't there a protest or at least a demonstration affirming Atiku's claim? Not even from Adamawa his home
4. Why do those who believed Buhari had changed from what they knew him to be in 1983 thereby giving him a chance in 2015 think Atiku is allergic to changing from being the criminal they call him without any legal proof?
5. Could Atiku's plight and the relative peace we enjoy despite the outcome of the election be due to the fact that Atiku has no fanatic followers and is not a perpetrator or initiator of violence like some people consider Buhari to be?
6. Is the rest of the country coming to an agreement that the north has monopoly to violence and can do and undo when leadership is the subject of discourse?
All these and many more are questions that skims through the nucleus of a rational mind.
Whatever be the outcome of the decision Nigerians have made for the next four years, I sincerely hope that events will unfold in the best interest of the common man.
As for Atiku who I believe is in a serious consultation mode whether to go to court or accept defeat, I also hope that whatever be the residue or resolve of his consultation, let it also be in the best interest and safety of the common man as posterity will judge every man according to his deeds.
And as for Buhari, if he truly won, I say a big congratulations to him but if later evidence shows he actually rigged the opposition out of the contest, he would be remembered as a man who shattered, raped and decimated our democracy. I say this because what seems to be a secret today may cease to be tomorrow.
As for those nursing the opinion that the president is all powerful and Wields the power to decide if he should stay or leave irrespective of the people's choice even before the election was held, I urge them to trade carefully and be wary of what they see as normal by being more logical with their thinking in the future rather than putting up emotions at the expense of reasoning as we may not have another Atiku in the future.
Other lessons learnt from this occurrence is that every human being should lead a life that makes you acceptable from your very home, carry people along, don't always try to win alone, leave room for others to win, don't follow the common "the end justifies the means" syndrome because it's much better for the means to justify the end, show some weaknesses and let those around you be your strength in those areas, and lastly, the north which I'm part of should be more civilized and stop seeing leadership tussle as a do or die affair.
Shalom.
Comrade Elijah writes...

Atiku's Loss, now that the chips are down...
It's no longer news that the so much anticipated 2k19 election is come and gone. Even though the gubernatorials are yet to slug it out at states level, we can refer to the remainder as a tail end of the so much anticipated election whose blare rented the country's atmosphere leaving no space for other topics to sit on the internet.
Yes, the election was held, Buhari won, and Atiku lost. However, for those who have followed the unfolding of the country's political trend closely, it won't be anomalous or atypical to admit to the fact that there was this common perception among quite a number of the populace that whoever wins the 2k19 presidential election between Buhari and Atiku, could trigger the eruption of crisis in the country unlike the 2k15 election were crisis was only thought to be preeminent had Buhari lost to Jonathan.
Contrary to this believe, Buhari has been declared winner and everywhere seems good, or at least for now. Notwithstanding the notion by some that the election was a sham or caricature of how a democratic electioneering process should be, it can be said that relative peace is still being maintained in the country, but this does not avert or obviate the critical thinking aspect of a rational mind from generating thousands of questions which begs for answers.
1. Did Buhari actually won the election?

2. If yes, is he the right pilot to fly us to the promised land?
3. Since the process was said to be battered and shattered,
Why wasn't there a protest or at least a demonstration affirming Atiku's claim? Not even from Adamawa his home
4. Why do those who believed Buhari had changed from what they knew him to be in 1983 thereby giving him a chance in 2015 think Atiku is allergic to changing from being the criminal they call him without any legal proof?
5. Could Atiku's plight and the relative peace we enjoy despite the outcome of the election be due to the fact that Atiku has no fanatic followers and is not a perpetrator or initiator of violence like some people consider Buhari to be?
6. Is the rest of the country coming to an agreement that the north has monopoly to violence and can do and undo when leadership is the subject of discourse?
All these and many more are questions that skims through the nucleus of a rational mind.
Whatever be the outcome of the decision Nigerians have made for the next four years, I sincerely hope that events will unfold in the best interest of the common man.
As for Atiku who I believe is in a serious consultation mode whether to go to court or accept defeat, I also hope that whatever be the residue or resolve of his consultation, let it also be in the best interest and safety of the common man as posterity will judge every man according to his deeds.
And as for Buhari, if he truly won, I say a big congratulations to him but if later evidence shows he actually rigged the opposition out of the contest, he would be remembered as a man who shattered, raped and decimated our democracy. I say this because what seems to be a secret today may cease to be tomorrow.
As for those nursing the opinion that the president is all powerful and Wields the power to decide if he should stay or leave irrespective of the people's choice even before the election was held, I urge them to trade carefully and be wary of what they see as normal by being more logical with their thinking in the future rather than putting up emotions at the expense of reasoning as we may not have another Atiku in the future.
Other lessons learnt from this occurrence is that every human being should lead a life that makes you acceptable from your very home, carry people along, don't always try to win alone, leave room for others to win, don't follow the common "the end justifies the means" syndrome because it's much better for the means to justify the end, show some weaknesses and let those around you be your strength in those areas, and lastly, the north which I'm part of should be more civilized and stop seeing leadership tussle as a do or die affair.
Shalom.
Comrade Elijah writes...

mechanics:
hahahaha, no let Amaka catch you o

Lol I go dey careful

lekankolade:
Borehole people be like ...

Lmao
I wonder y person pikin puna go wide like macopolo... Tufiakwa

mechanics:
hahahaha, wetin you wan see.

E don tey wey I see baby prickkk

donstan18:
Day in-Day out, I'll keep saying this; Marrying a virgin lady is one of the best thing that can happen to a man. They are sexually satisfied with whatever you can offer them, unlike these non-virgin hoes parading here and there.

Just look at the embarrassment and disgrace. A pregnant married woman for that matter.

Damn it!! ......May elephantiasis of the nipple be the case of anybody who'll expect me to marry a lady whose hymen isn't intact.

Hope you are a virgin too?

Notwithstanding, I still rep Saraki and see him as a legend in Nigerian politics.
Saraki himself isn't such a bad dude like most people portray him. It's just unfortunate that the "O to ge" movement was initiated in his time. But most importantly, it's fine by me if voting him out gives some sense of freedom from the Saraki dynasty to Kwarans.
One thing any same mind won't forget about Saraki is that he's the first SP to have utilized the concept of power devolution to its maximum in this democratic system we claim to practice without minding the consequences.

Jay5mie:
Can someone explain why they are blurring the pic

E tire me o

I wonder if some of these men are actually sitting on their brain, or perhaps, they talk before they think. So, rather than the APC NA members to agree within themselves to choose a capable leader who can oversee the NA affairs, this old fo** is advising Buhari to handpick whoever he likes to be their head. Common sense didn't dictate to him that it would be a problem if Buhari picks someone whom the majority of the NA members don't like.

no wonder corruption is CORRUPTION only when it doesn't favour your interest

And a prof. at that?
SMH

Enskynelson:
Today 3rd March 2019, I went to check my farm for the new season. I went to check to see the farm alongside my brothers. We were actually planning on planting some palm trees this year. Everything went well and from our survey, the land could take as much as between 700-900 palm trees. It was fun seeing the green trees away from the hot sun in the town.
On our way back, we decided to take some pictures. But then something happened!

You must be emperotee and raultee's bro I suppose.
Thank God u overpowered the cobra.
U really love lalasticlala

Amaechi, a foolll grown man with the brain of a toadler(toad)

Anagha123:
I have a neighbor that has a crush on me and we are very close. She has used style to ask me out but I lied to her that I have a girlfriend.
She has a friend that lives with her, her friend is a light skin beautiful lady. We don't talk that much. My neighbor travel and we started talking as she usually comes to my house to borrow things.
We became Friends and I took her out once, and buy her things. There was a day we were together in the night and I tried touching her but she refused, after that day I lost interest in her.
My neighbor eventually arrived back from Lagos and didn't notice that there was something between us as I tried my best to keep it secret as not to break their friendship.
There was a day I decided to take my neighbor out to a restaurant and we bought some things, I warn her not to take them home but she refused. That night her Freind called to ask whether I was at home and I told her I was not home, the next day I called her to come but she refused and I went to see her. She was angry at me and I ask her why she was angry but she refused to answer and said is not about me.
The next day being Sunday, my neighbor decided to cook for me, and I discovered that her friend was jealous and angry. But I just ignore her.
My neighbor eventually travels back to Lagos and I notice that her friend was trying to get close to me, we eventually became close.
When I was broke, she was the one that was feeding me and assisting me with money. I eventually saw the green light and decided to ask her out, and when I did there was no reply, she just laughed. The next day I ask her about what I told her and she was like is too fast and she needed time. Three days later, I ask her about it and she told me she has a boyfriend, I was very angry and I ask her why she didn't tell me she has a boyfriend and she told me I never ask about it.
I gave her space and a week later I travel to Lagos for work, while in Lagos we were communicating until she asks me to send her money that she is broke and I promise her I will send it. I later change my mind, I was like am not her boyfriend and she should call her boyfriend to send her money, so I ignored her.
In December, my neighbor that was in Lagos knew I was in Lagos and called me to take her out as it was Christmas period but I was broke at that time, so I stop picking her call.
I have been in Lagos for the past four months and have stopped communicating with them since December.
The problem now is that am going back home and I am confused between these two girls and I don't know how to handle them?
I need mature advice
Please pardon me for my English.

Don't worry, your Englishes aren't bad.
Meanwhile, when you get home, reduce your interaction with them and maintain your lane. If any of them find you come knack am without mercy

Yeeee pepper don enta ma eye

Pls is there any other road to Lagos?

fr3do:
Its like someone came on her face

https://www.tori.ng/userfiles/image/2019/mar/01/rommie4.JPG

Hypo is 30 naira only. Soak your mind till day break and wash it by morning

Abeggggiiii
Is that all?

Good feats, but maybe cut-cee of those who couldn't differentiate between PDP & PCP

Beware of scammers. Anyone who wins bet9ja this much would barely have time to infest every NL thread with adverts to buy fixed matches. This one no be ordinary scam, hungry join

GreatResearcher:
Bcus ur GOs authoritatively said that God says PMB will not go for second term.

Or should we say God exists but he is a liar? Becus what he said isn't true.

My GOs ké

Before I find you Worthy to argue with on this kind of issue, your sense of logical reasoning should be at average or above average.
However, every single point you have made here from the original post to your replies shows absolutely incoherent logic.
Do some research on philosophical logic and reasoning pls. U will thank me later

GreatResearcher:
And who said there wasn't any Christian who voted for PMB?

There were but the percentage is noting compared to the ones who voted against and even prayed for his death..


THEIST: The absence of brain..

Enjoy your another four years ride.lol

Mr brain!
Since you seem to understand that some Christians also prayed for Buhari's re-election, how did you draw your conclusion that God doesn't exist?
Or does God answer prayers according to the population of people that prayed

Bari22:
That's good, let them kill him and call the pastor to resurrect him again

Seconded by me

GreatResearcher:
According to research, 90% of Nigerian Christians both in Nigeria and abroad were strongly against Buhari's re-election as president.

It was gathered that the Christians communities believed that Buhari was embarking on a mission to Islamised Nigeria and to impose Shara law in the nation.


Many Christian groups, GOs, churches prayed serious against Buhari's re-election. Some went as far as praying for his death if he attempts to contest for a second term.

Now, not Just Buhari being alive and winnign the election. He is alive in good health and won with a wider margin.

Questions..

Why didn't a God hear his Children's cry 'prayers' and attend to them just like he did to the Israelites when they were in Egypt?


If God ignored them 'Christian Nigerians' because of their sins, are their sins worse than that of the Israelites?

So many men of God prophesy that Buhari will not come back second term some said right from 2015 during the recession period that Buhari will not live to finish his first tenure and the reverse became the case. Does their God really exists?
Here is a video of a man of God saying that God says he only aproves Buhari's first term. That if Buhari campaigns for second term he will die..

Buhari didn't just campaign but he campaigned and won.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56pSf40OCkg&itct=CBUQpDAYAyITCLjU4ZvY2uACFdKHVQod0koLu1IwTWVuIG9mIGdvZCB3aG8gc2FpZCBCdWhhcmkgd29uJ3Qgd2luIHNlY29uZCB0ZXJt&hl=en&gl=NG&client=mv-google

Guy, think twice before saying useless things.
There are also christians who prayed for Buhari's re-election... little wonders Paul Cain said, "most heresies are the result of men trying to carry into logical conclusion that which God has only revealed in part."
Also, don't try to write a full note on a coin by looking at just one side of it.
Now, the question you should ask yourself is if you are even qualified to be an atheist because you will need much of logical reasoning in your desperate desire to deny God's existence. And from what you wrote above, even a blind man can tell that logic is far from the conclusion you drew. You just drew your own conclusion without considering other variables.
If you live your life based on the logic you used above,then my candid advise is that atheism is not good for your health because any real atheist would be disappointed in this logic of yours.
An atheist who lacks logic, is that one an ATHEIST?

[quote author= post=75053974]Still on still, SAI BABA ALL THE WAY [/quote]Oh no, Pls wake up dear. Kogites can't be fooled to vote Buhari despite the height of tyranny GYB has unleashed on everyone with Buhari's support.
If there's one place apart from the SE that I'm sure Buhari would lose, then it's Kogi.

id911:
Wicked Wike has finally buried the cockroach of Ubima in Rivers State.

We in the Niger Delta reject any lifeless thing on our soil.

May God bless the good people of Niger Delta and the Better South

May God bless the Middle Belt Region

May He continue to bless our incoming President Alhaji Atiku Abubakar

Iseeee