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TheMan3:
Why should my profile beard those quotes for a week when I don't believe on them just because I want to place a comment on an Islamic post?

How will you feel if you were to confess Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal saviour before you comment on any CHRISTIAN post?

From the tone of your voice you sound so angry,

if the situation were reversed, im sure you will be the first to cry out.

Let anyone air their view, if you don't like it, open your own thread full stop!!!

mmsen:
So not only is it not possible to discuss Islam but now we can't even discuss the forum?
What is the point of a forum with only one accepted opinion?
P.S.
If you read my post properly you will see that I made a suggestion that aid the quest of the Muslims on this message board to keep their discussions segregated, which seems to be their/your desire.

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hahn:
Yes, I agree. Before this guy gets mad and blows everywhere up

IVORY2009:
Which other governor do u know again? Omoluwabi offcourse!

hahn:
Seun doesn't want his site to get blown up, that's why

mmsen:
Today was the first time that I made an attempt to respond to a thread in the special section for Muslims.

If they do not wish to have open discussion then maybe their threads should be exempt from the front-page, afterall that is the only reason why I tried to contribute.

sukkot:
ok akpari

plaetton:
Please don't mind that ignorant lying re.tard.
He skipped history and econimics all through his educational experience.

He is a living proof that Africa is backwards because we seem to have an oversupply of re.tards. in our landscapes.

The irony is that he blames the idolatery of grand parents for his mental and econimic retardation.

Gosh!!

IVORY2009:
Your governor elect? You nor fear......

Babymama1:
Tifnooboo must be excited

Mogidi:
Mallam Rilwayne, has Buhari made it legal to share coke with Shekau?
Is Shekau "Change" here already? Will he get the defense portfolio considering the hatchet job he did for you people?

iyobs7:
What kind of lie is this? In the Presidential media chat, the president clearly stated that the money was not in the federal government custody any longer because the company that was contracted to sell arms to Nigeria has already taken possession of this said money and that it was the manner in which the money was transported into south Africa that was the issue and that the arms has long been supplied to Nigeria.

Is this report trying to say that after supplying arms, the company is returning the money back to Nigeria free of charge?
Please stop all these media rubbish.
APC fed you lies before the election and after the election they are still feeding you with lies again

chiedu7:
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FOR GEJ TO REJECT HOMOSEXUALITY SHOWS HE TRIED TO DO THE RIGHT THING. SO GOD WAS NOT AGAINST GEJ
NOW FOR THE WORLD TO SUPPORT GMB IT MEANS THAT GMB SUPPORTS HOMOSEXUALITY lor]

[b] And you think you make sense with your illogical comment above?

So GMB is no longer imposing sharia again but homosexuality

Smdh

Kentrasso:
Seriously?

Listen to yourself.

You think at this point Gej will want to disgrace himself any further. If anything he will want to set things straight

godoluwa:
South Africa goverment must be joking. South Africa iz even corrupt than Nigeria. South Africa iz d haven of fraudster and cocaine smugglers. if u've eva been to S.A, I expect u to understand what am saying. all dis noise here & shall die down after may29. Some will surely cry 4 their action

Kentrasso:
Why not now?? We still have a govt don't we? Bloody two faced eye service hypocrites

Shvt up.

Why should it be now? oh you still want Jonathan to squander more money abi?

Janet101:





Feel free to remove it
JK we knw
JK we trust
JK for lagos

Janet101:
Yes am fine

Janet101:
Awon oloshi


JK ni jare

Mogidi:
[s]
I bear no grudge, just saying it like it is. Only South Africans would be happy with Atiku, apart from the rest of Nigeria, am sure even his people loathe him also.
Atiku is the embodiment of what is wrong with Nigeria's politicians and elites. [/s]

Mogidi:
Positive for South africa, but dire for Nigeria.

South Africa is considering returning more than R100-million in Nigerian money that it confiscated last year, or clearing the way to sell arms to the West African country.

The Mail & Guardian has learned through diplomatic sources that South Africa has begun talks to work out a process to return the money in an effort to start off on a clean slate with the recently elected government of the Nigerian president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari.

South African law enforcement agencies seized $15-million in two batches: $5.7-million that had been wired to Standard Bank and $9.3-million in cash, which was confiscated. It was brought into the country through Lanseria airport in Johannesburg in three suitcases by a delegation said to represent the Nigerian government. In both cases, the money was suspected to be for illegal use.

Now South Africa wants to use the money to extend an olive branch to Buhari’s government and mend relations between the two countries, which became strained during the tenure of outgoing president Goodluck Jonathan.

“The positive thing about [Buhari] is that one of the people who supported him is Atiku Abubakar. That makes him our man and he will automatically work well with [President Jacob] Zuma,” a government source said.

Close connection
Abubakar is close to Zuma. He was Nigeria’s deputy president during the presidency of Olusegun Obasanjo, at the time when Zuma was Thabo Mbeki’s deputy.

“Also, this man [Buhari] is a [retired] military general. It is true that the military needs some beefing up to fight Boko Haram and we should help,” the source added.

So how will Nigeria know that it stands to benefit from an otherwise controversial transaction that had exacerbated tensions between the two countries?

Explained the government source: “Diplomatically you send a signal. Obviously they will have to make a request once they receive a positive signal, but the request will just be an official step to finalising the transaction.”

Buhari is due to take over the leadership of the country after winning the recent elections. Formal talks have not yet begun but South Africa has apparently started sending “positive signals” through its diplomats in Nigeria and to the Nigerian embassy in Pretoria.

Diplomatically favourable
To ensure that the process of returning the money or regularising the sale of arms looks as clean as possible, the Hawks investigation will continue, the source said, but will be managed politically to reach a conclusion that is diplomatically favourable.

“One way is to make the investigators say: ‘Yes, a law has been broken, but it’s true that the government [of Nigeria] is the owner of that money and genuinely wanted to buy arms legally. They might have flouted the rules, but it’s a genuine transaction.’ [We will say] this money does not come from dirty hands or rebels or arms dealers,” the source said.

“We will find a way to regularise the transaction and either return the money or give them arms.”

Nigeria wanted to buy arms such as helicopters and ammunition to strengthen its fight against Islamic extremist group Boko Haram.

Codedrunscom:
what is the name of the one on the left ?