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Firstly nah osinbajo sacking Secondly Buhari marriage Now this is the new trend Enemies of the country are disappointment while in power and disaster while in opposition |
Dreal1247:So armed robbers should also tell there victims before hand |
Beremx:You must sit down to properly learn and be grounded before thinking of standing to teach or perform with impact. |
FarahAideed:Salamrushdie |
The border closure is 100% ok for us to be able to think inward The bbc pidgin news which I copied is an attest that we are doing well as a nation President Buhari order for Nigeria land border closure na blessing even farmers dey feelhttps://www.bbc.com/pidgin/tori-49817208
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JasonScoolari:Your nightmare and your hero |
When enemies of the state hear the name Tinubu the tremble When they hear jagaban they collapse We are proud of you jagaban oko oluremi Tinubu |
Saraki and Bola Tinubu meets and Bola shagaya 60th birthday
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The mother that wailers now adopt and have sympathy for Wailers are confusionist |
RZArecta2:Keep quiet Where is the tribal hatred here ? |
dominique:Why not read the write up |
Politics is not hatred It’s game if interest Wailers another new wailing software here Your time starts now
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EX-BIAFRA SOLDIER, Stanley Enekwe BEING COMFORTED BY HIS FATHER BEFORE BEING EXECUTED ON A CRIME NOT VERIFIED.. APRIL 1972: It was during the regime of General Yakubu Gowon, Nigeria’s military wartime leader and the law in place for convicted armed robbers was nothing but death by the firing squad. Thus it happened in April 1972 that a young man named Stanley Enekwe was convicted of armed robbery and he was to be shot to death. The place was Ajalli, near Awka in the then East-Central State (that part is now Anambra State). Enekwe’s public execution was scheduled but something really spectacular happened. In those days, families and relatives usually avoided the scene of public execution because they believed that the accused had brought overwhelming shame to their name and disgrace upon the entire family. However, that was not the case with Stanley Enekwe’s father. He was not only at the execution ground but he was there with his son to the very last. In the picture, he is seen mopping off the sweat on his son’s face and giving him words of encouragement. The agony of a father and the demonstration of unconditional love. Enekwe’s father then told his son these words, murmuring to him: ‘Fear not, the Lord is waiting to receive you.’ On the day of his execution, many of his villagers trooped out and proclaimed his innocence. Enekwe was said to have been an ex-soldier of the Biafran Army and came back to Ajalli after the Nigerian Civil War with one of the official vehicles which he was accused of stealing. To quote Uzoamaka Udokwu Nwankwo, a member of the Nigerian Nostalgia Project (NNP), she said concerning this issue: I finally spoke to an eye witness. Stanley was an officer in the biafran army and after the war, he came back to Ajalli with one of the official vehicles and was accused of stealing it. The Nigerian army was very wicked to the men who fought them and seized every opportunity that they could get to victimize them. The case against him started immediately after the war and dragged on to the day that he was killed. Most people avoided him as they were also afraid of being victimized so his dad stood by him and boldly came to the execution to show him that he believed in him and also hoping for a miracle. I am not from Ajalli but I know that family very well although I didn’t meet them until the 1980s. They are many things but they are not armed robbers. Nnamdi Ezeji Me: This killed me a little. Kai.[right][/right]
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SocialJustice:Use your eye glass next time |
Mr President you are naturally a good man
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Education and youth ministry should have come first |
Simplyleo:We will continue to educate them |
Budget 2020 Allocations for some MDAs. Education: N48bn Power: N127bn Agriculture and Rural Devt: N83bn Works and Housing: N262bn Transportation: N123bn UBE: 112bn Defence: N100bn Zonal Intervention Projects: N100bn Water Resources: N82bn Niger Delta: 81bn
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Johnnyessence:While you forget your state of origin
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Johnnyessence:Please before you have heart attack on someone headache can you report about your state Governor? Also the reporter have never come up with his state of origin news Having said that flood is a natural thing to capitals or cities around coastal area around the world |
More volume please |
2023 power will return to the south This am sure Of Definitely it will be south west or south east |
3' FEATURED No ethnic group has monopoly to rule Nigeria – Bakare Published October 7, 2019 Oladimeji Ramon The Serving Overseer of the Latter Rain Assembly, Pastor Tunde Bakare, has said “no ethnic group has the monopoly to rule Nigeria.” Bakare, who has declared that he would succeed President Muhammadu Buhari in office come 2023, said he detested it when people said those from a certain section of the country cannot be trusted with power. He said though zoning was not in the constitution, it had proven useful for Nigeria’s quest for unity. Bakare said these on Sunday in a chat with journalists shortly after making a national broadcast on the state of the nation during the Sunday service in his church in the Ogba area of Lagos. Bakare said, “Time has come to sit on a table of brotherhood and that’s why I said a President like President Muhammadu Buhari must rise up above partisanship and above petty ethnic sentiments, like Abraham Lincoln, like George Washington, to say let’s sit down, Nigeria must move forward. It is bigger than any of us and it will be better for us to work together by getting the best of the North and the best of the South to think through the road path for the greatness of this nation. “I detest the saying that a particular section of this country must not be trusted with power; no! Then, we cannot live together because nobody is going to be servant of anybody.” Bakare said for Nigeria to move forward, the different ethnic groups must collaborate and do away with mutual suspicion. He said, “This is not time for mutual suspicion; this is a season for collaboration. All the infighting must stop; it is like father and mother are fighting and the children are confused. The season cannot afford this; let’s mend the fences. Let’s come together and let us begin to pursue a strategic objective that will set Nigeria on the path of predictable progress.” The cleric prayed that Buhari would not fail and that “his legacies will not be rubbished.” More in Home 200,000 UTME candidates admitted as December deadline nears FG warns travellers against Bobrisky About 25 missing after migrant ship capsizes off Italy Panel faults ex-Bauchi gov’s N2.3bn graveyard funds Uber driver, passenger escape gas poisoning When asked to mention a few of Buhari’s legacies that he would love to see preserved beyond 2023, Bakare pointed to Buhari’s fight against corruption and insecurity. He said, “The reason he (Buhari) is tackling corruption left, right and centre and the reason he is ensuring there is security is so that there will be opportunity for our land to develop https://punchng.com/no-ethnic-group-has-monopoly-to-rule-nigeria-bakare/ |
Kano state governor, Ganduje was the laughing stock of the occasion as he felt into a deep sleep right in the middle of the meeting between Buhari and the junior South African ministers that were sent to meet wit him. Buhari was seen by the busy South African president only once, during a joint media press conference, he was mostly met by some junior South African executives and civil servants. Perhaps when you approach the South Africans with officials that sleep during meetings, it is only right that they respond to you with their most junior ministers too.
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garyaustin:All reasonable patriot agree with this statement |
chriskosherbal:Brother long time !!! It’s one of my grudges against him But it’s never too late for one to retrace one steps |
"I'm going to South Africa because here, no South African life is in danger but there, I can't say the same for Nigerians, I want to meet Nigerians in South Africa and see, hear their predicaments myself. Of course, I'm going to see the President of South Africa. Saying this is an insult on Nigeria is laughable, when MTN had problems here, South African President was here twice.... How much more human beings that are citizens of Nigeria?....," ~ PMB replies critics of his journey to SA. Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
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