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To become a successful politician in my country Naija u mut have distinction in the following subjects Lies. Pretending. Heartlesness. Trickiness. Robbery |
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To become a successful Senator, Honorable and Politician in my country Naija u must have distinction in the following subjects Kungfu Lie. Pretending. Heartlesness. Trickiness. Robbery |
To become a successful politician in my country Naija u must have distinction in the following subjects Lies. Pretending. Heartlesness. Trickiness. Robbery Kungfu |
Awaiting trial. After surpressing the war against BH, the Army will have time for their trial |
Having the opotunity to build own house is the best even if na one room |
Moving the Arny command center to Borno state is a total scarm. |
mrvitalis:I swear to God I'v never have such feelings in my life and pray not to |
Oboy see that shot man with small tommy finish the eba and soup nothing The guy be like bring more That man fit eat two story building finish without u noticing anything in is stomach |
Please you guyz should just ignore this boy. He's high on orijin, can't you notice from the way he's typing his words. Paid propagandalist |
phemybof:Lol! Gatekeeper?. Even if I'm the gatekeeper I will still have the first hand information about where I'm guiding before you an outsider. U still have another position to compare me with? |
Johnnyessence:Shut ya furcking mouth up. It has been disconected for tow to one months before the strike |
walexybab:God bless you sir. This is the real situation hapening in Osun Abere light has been cut off for the past two months before the strike No tap water since the water cooperation light has been cut off for the past 3-4 months now Everything I mean every business in osun state now is almost standstill |
Ridwanna:Ehen so u are with the OP Yeye Osun will strike you bloody internet lairs down. Is local and state government workers not called civil servants. What's the deference none of us was paid on friday both state and local government workers. My fellow Nairalanders please don't mind this news its a big fake |
jogsman01:Don't mind the OP he's just full of lies I'v placed a course on him which he will be batleling with till he decist from lyin. I just called one of my bross working at Olorunda LG, he said its not true nothing like that even hapened Which depertment are u in at Abere? |
Johnnyessence:Shut up u are still lying that is not punch official news site . Your source is fake and its being use for online properganda. Idiot Osun dieties will strike you down if you don't stop this lies now |
Johnnyessence:Shut up u are still lying that is not punch official news site . Your source is fake and its being use for online properganda. Idiot Osun dieties will strike you if you don't stop this lies now |
Johnnyessence:Shot up! Are u a worker in osun state? I'm a worker at the finance depertment at Abere no money paid yet as at friday. I need other osun workers on this forum to shut this man up. He only copy and paste the news from a fake online punch not even the real punch news site and still backing up the unconfermed report with lies |
This Op can lie. Which payment am in Abere now today as at saturday no news of any payment from any civil servant. Infact a big protest has been scheduled to hapen on tuesday |
The US Supreme Court made same-sex marriage legal throughout the nation Friday in a much-awaited landmark decision that triggered wild jubilation and tears of joy across the country. In a 5-4 ruling, the highest court in the United States said the Constitution requires all 50 states to carry out and recognize marriages between people of the same sex. President Barack Obama praised the ruling as “a victory for America.” The court decision marked a fresh coup for the White House, coming a day after the Supreme Court upheld an important and disputed section of Obama’s signature health care reform. “Today we can say in no uncertain terms that we’ve made our union a little more perfect,” Obama said at the White House, which was later lit up in the rainbow colors of the gay rights movement. “This decision affirms what millions of Americans already believe in their hearts — when all Americans are treated as equal, we are all more free.” The Supreme Court ruling made the United States the 21st country or territory in the world that recognizes same-sex marriage as legal. Flag-waving LGBT advocates on the packed Supreme Court forecourt — some in tears — cheered, danced, shouted “USA! USA!” and sang “The Star-Spangled Banner” in celebration. Prominent in the crowd was Jim Obergefell, the lead plaintiff in the case, clutching a photo of his deceased husband John Arthur. He took a brief phone call from Obama, who told him: “Not only have you been a great example for people but you’re also going to bring about a lasting change in this country. “And it’s pretty rare where that happens, so I couldn’t be prouder of you and your husband. God bless you.” Obergefell, who was live on television at the time, replied humbly: “Thank you, sir. That means an incredible amount to me.” Also in the vast crowd outside court as the life-changing news filtered through were Robert Westover, 51, and Tom Fulton, 57, who hugged and kissed. “It feels like my birthday, the prom, our wedding day. It’s hard to express the intensity of this moment, that our love now is equal,” Westover told AFP. The decision was applauded across the country, with Hollywood celebrities such as Katy Perry and Ben Affleck offering praise, while in New York revelers waved rainbow flags and gathered at a famed gay bar to celebrate. – Dissenting voices – The case was brought by 14 same-sex couples, and the widowers of two gay couples, including Obergefell, who had challenged de facto bans on same-sex marriage in Michigan, Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee. All four states had insisted in their respective constitutions that marriage could only be a union between a man and a woman. “The Fourteenth Amendment (providing equal protection under the law) requires a state to license a marriage between two people of the same sex and to recognize a marriage between two people of the same sex when their marriage was lawfully licensed and performed out-of-state,” the court ruling said. Marriage has been a core institution in society since ancient times, “but it has not stood in isolation from developments in law and society,” reasoned Justice Anthony Kennedy, who delivered the ruling. To exclude them from marriage, Kennedy said, would deny same-sex couples “the constellation of benefits that the states have linked to marriage.” Voicing dissent was Chief Justice John Roberts, who expressed concern that the court was making a decision better left to elected state legislatures. “If you are among the many Americans — of whatever sexual orientation — who favor expanding same-sex marriage, by all means celebrate today’s decision,” he said. “Celebrate the achievement of a desired goal. Celebrate the opportunity for a new expression of commitment to a partner. Celebrate the availability of new benefits. “But do not celebrate the Constitution. It had nothing to do with it.” The decision came two years to the day after the Supreme Court, in another major ruling, struck down a controversial federal law that denied US government benefits to wedded gays and lesbians. – ‘A tragic error’ – While some praised the ruling, others were eager to voice disapproval. The conservative Family Research Council expressed outrage, saying “no court can overturn natural law.” “Nature and nature’s God, hailed by the signers of our Declaration of Independence as the very source of law, cannot be usurped by the edict of a court, even the United States Supreme Court,” it said. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, whose state has also prohibited same-sex marriage, said the fight going forward was now one of “religious liberty.” “No court, no law, no rule and no words will change the simple truth that marriage is the union of one man and one woman,” he said in a statement. The US Conference of Catholic Bishops, which champions the Vatican’s opposition to marriage equality, called Friday’s outcome “a tragic error.” “Jesus Christ, with great love, taught unambiguously that from the beginning marriage is the lifelong union of one man and one woman,” it said. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/us-gay-community-celebrate-same-sex-marriage-judgment/ |
I pray this impeachment process see the light of the day |
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP on Friday commended Osun State House of Assembly for commencing impeachment process against Governor Rauf Aregbesola following a petition by Justice Folahanmi Oloyede. The commendations was made in a press statement released by Osun State’s PDP Publicity Secretary, Mr. Bola Ajao. The statement read, “We want to commend the lawmakers for commencing the process of impeaching Governor Aregbesola in order to save the state. “For us as a political party, our concern is beyond playing the traditional role of opposition party. It is about the people of Osun State. It is about men and women who are supposedly gainfully-employed but are now refugees in their own land, living on handouts from compassionate religious and corporate bodies. “It is about the present and future of the state. It is about generations unborn and questions that would be asked us if we don’t act collectively now. “Even members of Aregbesola’s party know that he spoke from his heart when he said he was clueless about how to rescue the state from imminent doom. “The lawmakers will be writing their names in gold, irrespective of party affiliations, if they take the lead in rescuing their constituents from penury and impending economic catastrophe. “History and posterity will not forgive the lawmakers if they allow the fading administration of Aregbesola to scuttle the impeachment process on the altar of political exigency and partisan conspiracy. “We are aware of the tremendous pressure being brought upon the lawmakers by the insensitive leaders and chieftains of the All Progressives Congress within and outside of the state, but the lawmakers owe posterity and their generations unborn this moment of history to offer the state the last straw before it would collapse irretrievably. “We have it on good authority that a deal had been reached between Governor Aregbesola and the leadership of the Assembly to kill the impeachment process by referring his response to Justice Oloyede’s petition to a Kangaroo committee of the Assembly that would rule that the governor has no case to answer on the weighty allegations raised by the petitioner. “This is completely unacceptable to the traumatised people of Osun State and such shenanigan will be fiercely resisted.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/pdp-commends-osun-lawmakers-over-move-to-impeach-aregbesola/
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doctokwus:Shut up!!! If Aregbesola has done this before now Osun state will not be in total mess like it is now |
AdeniyiA:Shut up!!! E-goat. The topic has nothing to do with Tanoid, open your ear and listen to the truth |
Why is this news not at the fp yet? But if its Tonto dike's news it will quickly be rushed to the fp. NL is seriosly becoming poo thisdays |
Iheanacho, Yahaya, Isaac Promise destabilized Flying Eagles – Coach Nigeria U20 assistant coach, Nduka Ugbade feels that the technical crew’s limited time to work on the foreign-based players was the key reason why the Flying Eagles failed at the 2015 Fifa U20 World Cup in New Zealand, according to an interview with Goal. Manchester City prodigy Kelechi Iheanacho, Tottenham’s Musa Yahaya and Granada striker Isaac Promise were all left to play mini roles in Nigeria’s campaign. He blamed the lack of time for the foreign based players to blend in as reason why the African champions crashed out on the world stage in the second round after losing 1-0 to Germany. Kelechi Iheanacho (r) controls the ball during the 6-goal thriller against Brazil. “That was not what we expected considering what the team has achieved all through the year but at this point, it is very difficult to analyse what the situation is,” Ugbade said in an interview with Goal. “The error we made was bringing the foreign-based players into the team and not having enough time to work with them. It really affected the team psychologically and it became very difficult to come out of it till we crashed out of the competition against Germany. “For almost one year and a half, we had not worked together. The fitness level and tactical approach in U20 were totally different from what was obtainable at U17.” The former Super Eagles player also explained why his team lost to Brazil and Germany in the championship. “At the U17 level, it was training to compete while at the U20 level it was high performance. This affected our psyche. In our first game against Brazil, we were supposed to win because we created a lot of chances,” he continued. “In terms of playing, there was limited technical ability on the part of individual players when compared with the South Americans, this really affected the team. “Psychology comes into a game such as that coming from the belief that they scored a lot of goals in the group stage. The weather was too cold in Christchurch as well as the one in Plymouth and it affected us a lot.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/iheanacho-yahaya-isaac-promise-destabilized-flying-eagles-coach/
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If this man had grown up in this frustrating Nigeria he will never attain this level of briliacy. Even if he does, his dream will be killed by our useless gorvrnment. |
Hmm Naija where devil will look and will be shocked |
Mr should av a say in the house if truely he's the leader of the party and he want his government to be successful |
Encouraging Bokoharam |

