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Most girls in Nigeria have 4 boyfriends.. Bestie, Boo,
Big head and Shuga Daddy.

Bestie- Usually a childhood friend or high school boyfriend. Nigerian girls are more fond of this person,share secret with him, they're very free with this guy even tho they know he can't marry them. They can come out of the shower naked while he is sitting on her bed pressing phone. He's usually the guy that satisfy her when she Want to prove to Boo she can stay 6 months without sex. They usually cheat on their marriage or relationship with this particular person. In Nigeria, Bestie dey shift pant. Bestie cannot make heaven.

Boo- The official boyfriend. The one they post his picture on social media and tag. He is usually financially balanced and takes care of small small needs. He is d one she is hoping will propose and give palm-wine to her village people. Every girl has atleast one boo in Nigeria. He is also sometimes d beneficiary of shuga Dadies generosity.
Boo will make heaven.���

Big head- That innocent guy who loves them and are really ready to spend on them, they see guys like this as ATM and will always like to tease him with some funny names like big head and all that to make him feel involved but deep down their heart he has no place in their hearts..Sometimes when bestie and boo disappoints, Big head becomes important... Big head is also d one they ask to keep quiet when their phone rings, big head can never get head or sex, big head can only get a Peck after she gets alert, big head is usually d MUMU and MUGU. Big head never gets angry because he is hoping that she might love him back someday. Big head is d one they save as big head, fool, idiot, mumu etc in their phones.
Big head cannot make heaven, there no place for fools in heaven.��

Lastly is SHUGA DADDY
Almost every girl in Lagos,Abuja and Porthacourt has a shuga daddy. He is d one they call Zaddy. He is d one they call uncleeeee, he is d financier, the real maga, he is d one that takes her on trips to Dubai and Ghana. He is d one that calls her even @ midnight and she will leave u with ur konji. When Zaddy calls, she must answer. Zaddy is d one that pays house rent, dstv sub, skool fees, Christmas shopping.
Zaddy is d one she calls when she has police case or landlord harassment. Whenever they re with Zaddy, they put their phone on silent or flight mode, Shuga Daddy can never make heaven.

Guys, Is the volume okay?���� Which are you?

Babes, how far?

TRUMP ACCUSED ME OF KILLING CHRISTIANS IN NIGERIA BUT I TOLD HIM FARMERS-HERDERS’ CLASH WAS CULTURAL, NOT ETHNIC OR RELIGIOUS — BUHARI
For the first time since he met the United States President Donald Trump in Washington in April 2018, President Muhammadu Buhari disclosed Monday that Trump unequivocally accused him of killing Christians in Nigeria.

However, he said he defended himself, telling Trump that the conflict between farmers and herders in Nigeria was caused by cultural matters and not dictated by ethnic or religious factors.

Buhari, who said he was put on the spot by Trump when he was alone with him, alleging that he (Buhari) was slaughtering Christians in Nigeria, added that the question startled him but he put his emotion under control.

The president, who made the disclosure when he deviated from his closing speech at the end of a two-day ministerial retreat in the Presidential Villa, said he was the only African leader from less developed countries that was invited by Trump at the time.

He asked his cabinet members how they would feel if they were the ones put on the spot and confronted with such a grave allegation, disclosing that he further told Trump that the conflicts were caused by successive leaders of the country who tampered with established grazing routes.

According to him, only Nigerian leaders in the First Republic kept grazing routes while subsequent ones encroached on them, adding that the crisis was older than him and much more than Trump whom he said he was still older than.

“I believe I was about the only African among the less developed countries the President of United States invited, and when I was in his office, only myself and himself. Only God is my witness. He looked at me in the face. He said ‘why are you killing Christians?’

“I wonder if you were the person how you will react. I hope what I was feeling inside did not betray my emotion. So, I told him that the problem between the cattle rearers and stagnant farmers I know is older than me, not to talk of him (Trump). I think I am a couple of years older than him.

“With climate change and population growth and the culture of the cattle rearers, if you have 50 cows and they eat grass, any route to your water point, they will follow it, it doesn’t matter whose farm it was.

“The first republic set of leadership was the most responsible leadership we ever had. I asked the minister of agriculture to get a gazette of the early 60s which delineated the cattle routes where they used meagre resources then to put earth dams, wind mills even sanitary department.

“So, any cattle rearer that allowed his cattle to go to somebody’s farm is arrested, taken before the court, the farmer is called to submit his bill and if he can’t pay, the cattle are sold, but subsequent leaders, VVIPs (very very important persons) they encroached on the cattle routes, they took over the cattle rearing areas.

“So, I tried and explained to him this has got nothing to do with ethnicity or religion. It is a cultural thing which the respective leadership was failing the nation,” he said.

Buhari also spoke about his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the promises it made to Nigerians when it was campaigning for election, pleading with the elite to be fair in their assessment of his government.

He asked them to reflect on the state of infrastructure and the price of crude oil per barrel in the international market before he came to power and what it was when he took over government activities.

He told members of his government to implore their friends to reflect on what his government has achieved, saying he’s doing his best with the two chances that God has given him to be in power.

He said: “The next problem I want to tell you is how we found ourselves when I say us I mean members of the APC, when we promised three things, security, economy and fighting corruption. We repeated the same thing last year.

“But I want the Nigeria elite please encourage us and judge us fairly when we came. Between 1999 and 2014, I will like you to please check the average (crude oil) production was 2.1m barrels per day, the average cost was $100 per barrel.

“When we came it collapse to $37 to $38 per barrel and the militants were unleashed on the administration, the production went down.

“I want you to please reflect what was the condition of the infrastructure then in spite the earnings, the roads, there was no power and up to now there is no power. Where did the money go?

“So, please encourage your friends the elite to reflect on what this administration has done, what APC has done and what we have achieved. Well I am doing my best, God has given me two chances.”

Pastor ibiyome really needs to apologize to many people... Nigerians who married people from outside their tribes and those who married outside the nation... very sad.

New York (CNN Business)MacKenzie Scott — philanthropist, author and ex-wife of Amazon (AMZN) CEO Jeff Bezos — is now the wealthiest woman in the world.

Scott's net worth is now $68 billion, propelling her past L'Oréal heiress Francoise Bettencourt Meyers, according to Bloomberg's Billionaire index.
Scott received a quarter of Bezos' Amazon shares in the couple's divorce settlement in 2019. That equated to a 4% stake that was worth more than $35 billion at the time.
She is now the 12th wealthiest person in the world.
In July, Scott announced that she had already donated nearly $1.7 billion to 116 organizations that included four historically Black colleges and universities. She described the organizations as focusing on one of nine "areas of need" ranging from racial equity to climate change.
Last year, Scott also signed onto the Giving Pledge initiative, founded by Warren Buffett and Bill and Melinda Gates. The initiative encourages the world's richest people to dedicate a majority of their wealth to charitable causes.


Bezos, the world's richest man, hasn't signed the pledge, according to a list of signatories.
Amazon's stock jumped roughly 28% over the last three months, and is up more than 90% so far this year, according to data from Refinitiv. The soar in shares increased the wealth of Bezos to over $200 billion.
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Scott's bump up in wealth follows a surge in tech stock gains, which has led to other billionaire ranking shake ups at the top.
Earlier this week, Elon Musk surpassed Mark Zuckerberg to become the third richest person in the world. Tesla saw a 12% stock gain after Tesla's 5-1 stock split on Monday


https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/02/business/mackenzie-scott-worlds-richest-woman/index.html

olasaad:
Lol Sarki he's right

Modified

tutudesz:
Guy no dey showcase your foolishness online you can do that privately

You are a patriot

Arrewa:
They're two... Shamsiyya Jibo and Halima Hussein

You are a patriot

Epstein:
Future Boko commander

Late Nnamdi kanu People sighted

Bimpe29:
How is she a daughter to Alh Zulukainani Gambari?
She is a daughter of AbdulKadir Dan Bawa, 8th Emir of Ilorin.

Please cross check your facts again

She’s the daughter

Sulkainaini Oba ijeta

Meet Nigerian warrior @ #ShamsiyaJibo from Kano State, she is a female commissioned soldier/combatant serving in the United States Marines Corps. She is a sniper........


Lalasticlala

IamWonderful:
Ok, does that mean she will be sitting with prophet Muhammad (SAW) in jannah normo when she grow old and die?

Who knows

Just like your mum too might be sitting

SweetJoystick:
To slap you just dey hungry me

How does that relate to the topic?

Pretty even at old age without mascaras all over her face

It’s called natural beauty not the panel beating or refurbished type our young girls now engage in

BLESSED WOMAN:

1. She is the daughter of Abdulkadir (late Emir of Ilorin).

2. Wife to Alhaji Ado Bayero (late Emir of Kano).

3. Sister of Ibrahim Sulu Gambari (Present Emir of Ilorin)

4. Mother of Aminu Ado Bayero (Now Emir of Kano)

5. Mother of Nasiru Ado Bayero (Now Emir of Bichi) and finally...

6. Mother in-law to Sanusi Lamido Sanusi II (erstwhile Emir of Kano)

Metro
Ndigbo demand more as Enugu airport comes alive
By Lawrence Njoku, Enugu
31 August 2020 | 3:19 am
Nwodo extols Ugwuanyi’s leadership qualities as state clocks 29

Excitement and gratitude filled the air yesterday as the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, was reopened for commercial flight, exactly one year and six days after it was closed for major rehabilitation and runway expansion.


Although the loud drumming from several musical and cultural troupes as well as the long wait for the ceremony underscored how much the people valued the re-opening, leaders insist that the rehabilitation was not enough to assuage the over 50 years marginalisation and injustice against Ndigbo.

For them, more infrastructure in the zone, the presidency of Igbo extraction, and restructuring of the country will help in wiping away cries of marginalisation by the people.

Indeed the large turn-out of Igbo leaders, including four governors of the South East, Ohanaeze Ndigbo led by the President General, Nnia Nwodo; traditional rulers led by their chairman, Igwe Alfred Achebe; religious leaders led by Archbishop Christopher Ede; National Assembly members, serving ministers and the academia among others demonstrated the unity of purpose in the clamour for an international airport in the zone.

But the Federal Government stated that it was poised to do more, stressing that the timely completion of the airport, even with the ravaging coronavirus disease, was a demonstration of its commitment to ensure equity and return the country on the path of economic development.

Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, who also announced the immediate resumption of local and international flights on September 5, stated that N1 billion had been released for ongoing renovation work at the terminal buildings of the local and international wings.


The runway was expanded to three kilometres to accommodate bigger aircraft.

He stated that the airport was closed on August 24 last year due to its dilapidated state, adding that the extended runway came with a taxiway, car park, fencing, terminal building rehabilitation, instrument landing facilities, Communication VSat, New DHF radio and airfield lightning for night operation, among others.

“With these achieved, we will now focus on delivering the terminal and cargo buildings while ensuring that we give this place the best in line with international best standards,” he added.

Sirika, who was full of gratitude to President Muhammad Buhari for the timely release of N10 billion special grant for the project, said that several challenges like lack of bitumen, drainages, lockdown as well as the sale of the construction company PW were faced during the rehabilitation work.


Meanwhile, Governor Ugwuanyi, at the weekend, joined leaders and members of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, at their secretariat in Enugu to commemorate the 29th anniversary of the state’s creation.

At the occasion, Nwodo, extolled Ugwuanyi’s exemplary leadership qualities.

He described the governor as a leader, who does not promote division among the political class and beyond.

He used the opportunity to highlight other remarkable achievements of Ugwuanyi’s administration with the state’s lean resources.

“There is no other state in the country that has paid December salary two times (13th month) except Enugu. We have noticed with admiration the emphasis of your capital development. I noticed the number of primary and secondary schools in all the councils renovated every year under your administration. What progresses the world today is education. I noticed the number of general hospitals and health centres springing up in the rural areas,” he said



https://m.guardian.ng/news/ndigbo-demand-more-as-enugu-airport-comes-alive/

OPPPS:
South East , they want to eat their cake and have it at the same time. Shame

You are a patriot and a philosopher

The truth must prevail one day

ISSUESThe Hypocrisy Of Igbo Political Leaders -By Fredrick Nwabufo
Considering the disaffection of a section of the south-east with the Buhari administration and juxtaposing that with those who have been operational in their dissent against the administration, is it not logical that the opposition secure the fort of varied voices by working to extirpate these gag bills?
OpinionNigeria Published 4 hours ago on August 30, 2020 By OpinionNigeria Fredrick Nwabufo
The so-called Igbo struggle is an enterprise. Individuals from the south-east, who find themselves in position of political influence, hawk the ‘’Igbo agitation’’ as merchandise in self-seeking ventures. These politicians pursue personal gains robed in the collective agenda. And this is largely because of the people who have become addlepated by barbiturated sentiments, conspiracy theories, and nerve-raising nothings.

There are 15 lawmakers from the south-east at the senate and more of this number at the house of representatives, but no single region-centred legislation has reached fruition. In March 2020, these lawmakers in league with their colleagues approved the $22.7 billion loan request of President Muhammadu Buhari unfettered.

But a week after some public-spirited Nigerians raised the alarm that the south-east was excluded in the projects the loan was meant for, these lawmakers in caucuses retreated to playing to the gallery and lacquering their action. They resumed the accustomed showmanship and grandstanding in the face of an obvious fait accompli. Nothing happened afterwards.

Also, most of the lawmakers from the south-east are members of the opposition — the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) — but clearly, they have failed in providing leadership in opposition. Some contentious bills were passed right under the stoned watch of these lawmakers. Currently, there are two anti-citizen bills – on hate speech and social media. But these lawmakers do not think they are worth advocating over. These are bills targeted at garrisoning the civic space, the media and the populace.

Considering the disaffection of a section of the south-east with the Buhari administration and juxtaposing that with those who have been operational in their dissent against the administration, is it not logical that the opposition secure the fort of varied voices by working to extirpate these gag bills?

Perhaps, the bills when passed will put a hedge around them – to protect them from minatory probes by their constituents whom they have been remiss in representing. The legislation serves them.

There is now an exhumation of the interred National Water Resources Bill which reposes control of the country’s water resources – both over and underground – in the executive, and which requires Nigerians to get a licence before drilling a borehole (in a nation that cannot provide pipe-borne water for citizens). This legislation, with implications of slavish proportions, is already at an advanced stage at the house of representatives – where there are lawmakers from the south-east — which will be maximally impacted by this bill when passed. This is where Igbo political leaders, particularly those in the national assembly, should be leading the charge. Whatever development we want in the south-east must proceed from the law; so, change must begin from parliament.

Why have I zeroed in on lawmakers from the south-east? Well, because they are the representatives of the people of the region and they form a bulk of the opposition in the legislature. Naturally, they should wear the shoes of the commoner in the region and feel his pain. They should be the voice of the region. They should be in the vanguard of whatever the people are agitating for provided it is within the remit of the constitution. I have no doubt that whatever they set to achieve for the region in parliament, regional and national consciences will be mobilised in support as long as the agenda is not jaundiced.

But these politicians have commoditised the Igbo interest, blaring hot air on issues affecting the region. They know the people are very emotive and unthinking, so they flagellate the usual marginalisation slant and other conspiracy theories to thrust themselves into public consciousness. And they remain there by constantly reinventing the wheel and stroking the people sore with sentimental nothings.

Some unarmed young men were mowed down by guilty bullets in Enugu a few days ago. Though the DSS said two of its operatives were killed in an encounter with some Biafra agitators. This incident, no doubt, deserves a thorough investigation and the culprits punished at the end of a credible hearing. We cannot keep losing citizens to summary executions. I believe this is a matter on which the voice of lawmakers from the south-east should be loudest. They should not only speak up when it is politically convenient to do so.

I have been threatened by these agitators, but I strongly believe it is against natural propriety if my voice is muted out of grudge on this case. Every Nigerian deserves to live; even if there is an offence, the law must take its course. Summary executions are a reprise of the military era; they have no place in a democracy.

Really, the biggest adversary of the Igbo is not the Hausa, the Yoruba or the Fulani, but fiendish leaders of the ethnic group who secrete their interest in the ‘’Igbo agenda’’; who pit the people against their neighbours and other groups, and who flagellate ethnic emotions for insular ends.

Fredrick Nwabufo is a writer and journalist


https://www.opinionnigeria.com/the-hypocrisy-of-igbo-political-leaders-by-fredrick-nwabufo/

PrecisionFx:
U must really be unintelligent for thinking that buhari will hand over to Tinubu

N you think he’s handing over to the children of hate tribes ?

Or the secessionist?

AkwaIbomMan:
you're not only sick but brain dead

You lack sense of reasoning

24SEVEN:
Since the NW and NE aren't made up of Yorubas, then you have nothing to be confident about.

You will be shocked


Just wait and see

24SEVEN:
3 Million votes are not significant. What rubbish are you talking about. Go and sit down.

3million delusional vote

Akanbi will triumph over enemies of the state

24SEVEN:
You are under an illusion if you think Tinubu is Buhari. Buhari already was amassing tens of millions of Votes before 2015. I can even safely say Buhari won Yar'Adua in 2007. Tinubu should not confuse himself to think he is Buhari.

Why am I engrossed in this exchange with you, he won't get APC ticket. A Muslim won't rule for 8yrs and another Muslim rule again. Not in this Nigeria.

Stop all this rubbish of politics mixed with religion

Tinubu lomase

24SEVEN:
I'm from Rivers State. I don't have any business with South East.

Nobody will vote Tinubu in Rivers. God Forbid.

In 2015 rivers never voted for Buhari

He won

That’s how we roll 2023

Same thing same pattern

24SEVEN:
Incoming first lady in Yorubaland not in Nigeria.


If Buhari does not give Amaechi the ticket, we no do again.

Tinubu never ruled anywhere in the south east get that straight

He’s not the cause of underdevelopment in the region

GreaterFuture1:
So you have descended this Low? Smh

So your hatred grown this high?

MrColdsweat:
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The buhari you endorsed is responsible for the death of over 100,000 people since 2015....

I swear in the name of God nah Tinubu we the progressive go follow

madridguy:
Okay oo oo oo. Anyone Baba Buhari endorse na him be my candidate

That’s una camp nah

We ( southwest) know Buhari through Tinubu

Southwest voted Buhari coz of tinubu

FlordFlorez:


The thing sef too busty!

This one make sense after you don dey on Jameson for a long time

madridguy:
Baba you don endorse Jagaban for 2023?

God Sef endorsed him

He’s my candidate come 2023

Auntie Remi I know blame you jare

Our incoming First Lady 2023

Please what is she trying to communicate?