[quote author=Yustash001 post=86087304]I heard pharmacy in OAU no be beans...[/quote


No be beans in every University, not only OAU

Turantula:
Some people will still blame IPOB for this, just watch

Yoruba muslim

dominique:
How will the homeless people cope in such weather

Especially the almajiris

People can only name dog buhari or muhamadu

HardexyAA po

princetom1:


You quote the wrong person sir... U haven't mentioned me anywhere prior to this.... On this issue, is it the wantom looting that takes place under him or his insensitivity to the boko haram scourge.... Just to mention two

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The man who inspired many families to name their children 'Goodluck'. I wonder if people will like to name their children 'Buhari' or 'Muhamadu' this time!

I hate you. You are bastard. Fulani jihadist

Fake news again?

We should all be careful not to fan religious crisis

What’s the proof?[/quote]

Thunder fire you for the si call dude problem. Fulani herdsmem grand patron.
uote author=flex04 post=68807986]Read the statement released by the presidency explaining what happened in the last 5 days in the latest conflagration of violence in Plateau State.

PRESIDENT BUHARI DECRIES INCREASED CHEAPENING OF HUMAN LIVES; URGES RESTRAINT IN PLATEAU CRISIS

President Muhammadu Buhari has decried how increasingly cheap human life was becoming in Nigeria, as desperate people pursued their quest for instability and chaos which they hoped would give them an advantage in the coming elections.

Reacting to recent clashes in Plateau State which left scores dead, the President said:

“We know that a number of geographical and economic factors are contributing to the longstanding herdsmen/farmers clashes. But we also know that politicians are taking advantage of the situation. This is incredibly unfortunate.”

According to him, “Nigerians affected by the herdsmen/ farmer clashes must always allow the due process of the law to take its course rather than taking matters into their own hands.”

According to information available to the Presidency, about one hundred cattle had been rustled by a community in Plateau State, and some herdsmen were killed in the process. The state governor, Simon Lalong, had invited the aggrieved groups and pleaded against further action while the law enforcement agents looked into the matter. Less than 24 hours later, violence broke out.

Some local thugs then took advantage of the situation, turning it into an opportunity to extort the public, and to attack people from rival political parties. There were reports of vehicles being stopped along the roads in the state, with people being dragged out of their cars and attacked if they stated that they supported certain politicians or political party.

On his way back to Jos after attending the All Progressives Congress (APC) Convention in Abuja, the state governor had to dismantle a number of illegal road blocks set up by these thugs. There were also a number of dead bodies thugs had killed, lying along the road.

GARBA SHEHU
Senior Special Assistant to the President
(Media & Publicity)
June 25, 2018

source: This is What Really Happened in Plateau State According to the Presidency

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You are very correct. I am from the middlebelt. The south and the middlebelt needs to unite. Enough of illiterate Hausa-fulanis dominating Nigeria.

Why should illiterates and people who refused to go to school be ruling educated people?[/quote]

I quiet concur with ur submission, this hausas/fulanis when it comes to anything that will benefit the region they limit it to Hausa Fulani states. Middlebelt is not North. We are Middle Belt and if Nigeria is breaking up we stand alone.

I quiet concur with ur submission, this hausas/fulanis when it comes to anything that will benefit the region they limit it to Hausa Fulani states. Middlebelt is not North. We are Middle Belt and if Nigeria is breaking up we stand alone

Come lets it in strawberry farming in jos.

We have a farm(half hectare) with fresh derica tomatoes, bell peppers and other vegetables in jos. 07035237268

Call 07035237268. a medium basket of tomatoes for just 10,000 and the big basket for 19, 000 naira.