RevDesmondJuju:


Gerrout of here...

Buhari is the President, how can he be minister at the same time?

You mischievious flat head ibos will say anything to discredit baba.

Blackfire:
Something is definately wrong with this imam...
U forgot to also include, that muhamed taught we africans to chew chewing stick.

Point one of such science from the recitation.

rozayx5:
benue

there are huts in the middle of makurdi . what a backward state

agarawu23:
amen "if its her destiny ".

We can't over power destiny and I blv God is in control of our future.

What else?

Modified: enough mentions please. It will not reverse my statement.

RemyMartins:
has godfatherism entered Nollywood. very soon ibinabo's elder sister ld join and it wld make FP


Another FTC.

shout out to the new MTN mast in my street

Axeurdaddy:



Have you heard of the 'Crusades' that were very much around hundreds of years back Type 'the christian crusades' in a search engine

tolexy007:

y? because he is saying the truth

sirbegojay:
In view of the hue and cry generated by recent
appointments which many described as
lopsided, President Muhammadu Buhari has
pleaded for calm from Nigerians as he assured
he will not marginalize any section of the
country in subsequent appointments.
In a statement issued by his Senior Special
Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu,
on Saturday, the President said the
appointments made so far were a “tip of an
iceberg”, as more were coming.
The spokesman explained that the
appointments made so far were those of
security establishments and personal aides of
the President, which is not even up to five per
cent of those to be made in the long run.
“Our brothers and sisters and fellow
countrymen should bear with the new
administration as it takes its measured steps
towards an effective take off,” he said.
The statement reads further, “These
appointments are just beginning. The ones
down so far, apart from the security services,
are mostly of people acting as unofficial
advisers or staff of the President. They are
mostly men and women who have been doing
things for the president and the positions are
being formalized.
“Statistically, the appointments don’t amount to
five percent of what is to come.
“There will come ministers, heads of
government departments, federal boards and
ambassadors.
“At the end of the exercise, no part of the
country will be left feeling left out,” Shehu
assured.


dailypost.ng/2015/08/30/buhari-describes-appointments-made-so-far-as-tip-of-an-iceberg/

Cc: lalasticala