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Bubu body language will fix the road

WAGAZ:
I will spare both of you because of the quote below. Foolssssss

get lost


Stupid old fool

WAGAZ:
I am ugly? Fine and good. But I am better than your mum who fcvk around the street for cash.

Bastard from a drunkard father

u such a low life.....
Take a look @ yourself

Oh! I see how u respect ur parents

Wowo thing

Burnt offering

Alphaoscar:
Afam4Eva, OAM4J, I believe this forum is not a lawless forum.

guess u not seeing the girl insult other people, seems u are blind or she is ur sister

WAGAZ:
yes I am
But obj is better than your useless dad who drinks around the street like a frustrated sadist

u must be a very sad lady


Go get a man in ur life

Mumu ugly id!ot

WAGAZ:
ugly like you witch mother

babel u ugly no be small

U must be related to obj

AlPeter:
so it's terrorists you will trust?! Ozuooo

Get lost

I knew it..... anything on Nigeria uniform is not trust worthy

bloodkiIler:
once a general always a general

who are you?

am the rugged general for this section

bloodkiIler:
cc
lalasticlala Seun obinoscopy

is ur genbloodykiller moniker on ban?

TonyeBarcanista:
Thank you OcheJoseph. Actually, I would rather prefer this for the weekend
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this yarsh go sweet die.... e too fresh

We know them......

No need to put their names

One of the e-warrior is going

Good riddance to bad nonsense

Cc ishilove

From Isaac Anumihe, Abuja


ONE week after its hard decision on Nigeria’s debt
instruments rattled the global business community,
the Federal Government yesterday condemned the
planned delisting of its bonds from the JP Morgan
index, saying it does not signify a downturn or
collapse of the nation’s bonds market.
Government however assured holders of its bonds and
potential investors assured that the market remains
strong and attractive to both local and international
investors without JP Morgan influence.
Speaking with newsmen in Abuja on the JP Morgan’s
October delisting notice, the Director General of Debt
Management Office (DMO), Dr. Abraham Nwankwo,
stated that the decision of JP Morgan was based on
the perception of the Foreign Exchange market, which
it claimed was lacking in terms of a fully functional
two-way quota system and had limited transparency.
He assured investors that the phasing out of the
Federal Government bonds from the index does not
amount to a downgrade of Nigeria of government
bonds since JP Morgan is not a credit rating agency.
Also, it does not have any impact on the quality of
government bonds, adding that the bonds remain
risk-free securities that are backed by the full faith
and credit worthiness of the Federal Government of
Nigeria and are charged upon the general assets of
Nigeria.
It further claimed that it does not imply that the
bonds are no longer liquid.
“Federal Government bonds are supported by an
active secondary market, which allows investors to
buy or sell them on any business day through any of
the 13 Primary Dealer Market Makers licenced by the
DMO or on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) where
the bonds are listed and for which purpose there is a
government stockbroker,” he said.
According to him, Nigeria had already developed a
very attractive bond market way back in 2003, which
attracted the American bank to enlist Nigerian bond
in its bond index.
“Recall that the DMO resuscitated the domestic bond
market in 2003 when it first issued Federal
Government bonds. This landmark achievement was
intended to restructure the government’s domestic
borrowing, which was predominantly short term and to
develop the domestic bond market, which had been
moribund for about 20 years. To achieve these
objectives, the DMO, in collaboration with other
stakeholders, introduced several measures to deepen
the market among which are regular and transparent
Federal Government bond auction; the appointment
of dedicated market makers known as Primary
Dealer Market; a two-way quote based market;
existence of Benchmark Bonds; a Sovereign Yield
Curve extending to 20 years and a diversified
domestic investor base. In essence, a strong and well
established domestic bond market had been
developed through inherent local capacity without
any foreign facilitation,” Nwankwo said

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/fg-decries-jp-morgans-action-says-govt-bonds-remain-strong/

Cutehector:
Silent treatment

silent u said
My babe go hold u ooooo! If u talk wahala, if no u talk double wahala

The South East zone of the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) has described the exclusion of Ndigbo from
President Muhammadu Buhari’s kitchen cabinet as an
indication that Imo State governor, Rochas Okorocha,
has no influence in the ruling All Progressives
Congress (APC).
In a statement signed by the publicity secretary/
auditor of the South East zone of the PDP, Uwakwe
Regis, the party stated that despite the fact that
there are two House of Representatives members from
Imo State, the governor could not influence the
emergence of any of them as principal officers.
He said: “It is on record that Okorocha, while
campaigning for the APC, after he dumped the All
Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), promised Ndigbo
that he would take them to the mainstream
immediately APC wins the election. Unfortunately, he
has failed to take them, not even to the periphery of
the mainstream, judging by Buhari’s total exclusion
of Ndigbo from his kitchen cabinet.
“We know that each eastern state is constitutionally
entitled to a ministerial nomination, so it is not a
favour.”
“We want to also ask Okorocha why he could not
influence the emergence of either of the House of
Representatives members as principal officers, if he
thinks he is influential?
He could not even push for the emergence of a
deputy chief whip; thus, it would be the first time
since 1999, that the South East could not produce a
principal officer.”
Regis said Okorocha must be hallucinating if he thinks
that any signpost of APC would be left standing in
2019 in the entire South East, going by the total
exclusion of the zone from the present
administration.
He sympathized with the APC South East zonal
publicity secretary, Osita Okechuwku, “as Okorocha
has taken over his job and is playing comic politics
with it.”


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/okorocha-has-no-influence-in-apc-south-east-pdp/

omonnakoda:
First you need the sea which you don't have. Go and quarrel with God

whatever that rocks ur boat
Who cares

This is why we need a sea port close to our region

coolitempa:
They should be shot on sight....animals....kill them all....

bloody assassin

We are watching

PentiumPro:
Biafra is a spirit, kill them all IGP.

u must be a bloody killer

Juchii:
Baba is talking and at thesame time leading in everything

leading u to where
When our economy is crumbling
Stop deceiving urself

SOUNDKING:
no Amount of killing can stop Biafra,,,,Biafra is a spirit,,,,they can't kill it.

Bro am tire see blood of innocent biafrans

donmix:
bubu the talking king of North

e tire me oooooo

Am proudly 5%

Cc Tonybarcanista

… Say, no going back on struggle
From George Onyejiuwa, Owerri, Emmanuel Ogoigbe,
Warri, and Ola Kehinde Balogun, Lagos
The Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign
State of Biafra( MASSOB), yesterday accused the
Inspector General of Police (IGP), Solomon Arase of
lawlessness by inciting violence in the South East. The
allegation came even as the Delta State branch of the
movement vowed to shed the last drop of their blood
for the realisation of the MASSOB dream.
The group, therefore, warned the IGP not to start a
fire the Police would not be able to contain. In a
statement by MASSOB Assistant National Director,
Comrade Sunny Okereafor, “The Inspector- General
of Police has shown that he is a lawless person by
ordering his men to attack unarmed people, shooting
and killing our members in the church, market places
for agitating for their rights.
The statement read further, “ imagine the Police
storming our churches, shooting guns, abusing
Christians in our land, ” insiting, “we are Biafrans
and we remain Biafrans. You cannot force us to
remain in Nigeria and any person or man who does
not want to hear about MASSOB should leave eastern
Nigeria without further delay,” the statement read
further.
“No amount of intimidation can make us to go back.
Biafra is the answer; Nigerian police should stop
posting their members here, we have our own security.
No going back on Biafra, on Biafra we stand!” The
group reaffirmed.
On its part, the Delta State chapter of the Movement
has said there is no going back on the struggle.
Addressing members amid downpour, MASSOB leader
in the state, Comrade Joseph Odikpo, said what the
body is demanding for is legal. He maintained that
the group had met all the conditions required for
separation from Nigeria, adding that some foreign
and African countries had done likewise without war,
bitterness or rancour.
Also, the western zone coordinator of the Movement,
Mr Mayor Ben-Onuegbu has reiterated its resolve to
part ways with the country. Addressing journalists in
Lagos as part of activities marking the 16th year
anniversary of the organization , he said MASSOB had
reported the matter to the United Nations in 1999
through the Bill of Rights, urging the international
body to use its good office to ensure its peaceful
separation from Nigeria. He said that the struggle to
secede became necessary on account of the
marginalization the region has suffered for many
years.


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/anambra-killings-igp-lawless-massob/

President Muhammadu Buhari has described as
embarrassing, fresh conflicts in the continent,
resulting in large refugee situations and
displacement of many across borders.
He called on the Peace and Security Council (PAC) of
the AU and regional economic communities to more
effectively coordinate and harmonise their efforts in
a complementary manner to address insecurity in the
continent.
Represented by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, the
President made the call while declaring open the
Peace and Security Council Retreat on the
enhancement of cooperation between the AU Peace
and Security Council (PAC) and the Regional Economic
Communities in the promotion of peace, security and
stability in Africa, in Abuja.
He said: ”In wishing you every success in these
collective efforts for peace and security in Africa I
would like to remind that attention should be focused
on how the Peace and Security Council and the
regional economic communities can enhance
effectiveness and efficiency using their comparative
advantages and various capacities within the context
of subsidiarity and complementarity in the areas of
early warning and early action, conflict prevention,
peace-making, post-conflict peace building,
reconstruction and development, strengthening of
democratic practices and good governance as well as
in combating terrorism and violent extremism.
He noted that it is if and when all the issues are
comprehensively addressed, that all the weak
linkages and gaps that often pose the risk of parallel
initiatives could be eliminated thereby achieving the
limited objectives under African Peace and Security
Architecture (APSA).
Meanwhile, the President has commended Alhaji
Bamanga Tukur’s exemplary political maturity and
commitment to national peace and development.
He said this in his congratulatory message to Tukur,
one of Nigeria’s foremost entrepreneurs, political
leaders and elder statesmen, who turned 80 today.
The Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi
Adesina, in a statement said Buhari seized the
opportunity of the Tafidan Adamawa’s birthday to
reaffirm the nation’s enduring gratitude for his
significant contributions to Nigeria’s political and
socio-economic development over many years.


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/frequent-crisis-in-africa-embarrassing-buhari/

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